DeSantis Is Done - Gets Soros "Endorsement" As "...shrewd, ruthless, and ambitious..."

[spat]

Sundance and his little site has turned into a cult. Its all Trump all the time, and narry a bit of criticism of the man. Its sad and pathetic. Its one thing to support the guy because of his platform and some of the things he tried to do in office (like going after China, I am totally in favor of that, and strongly supported Trump on that), but anyone who refuses to critically look at the Trump years and the, at minimum, unforced (or worse, stupid or immoral) policy and enforcement errors Trump did not need to make, really needs to take the blinders off and take a hard look at his actual, implemented policies and enforcement, versus what he said he stood for and was going to do.

He's still running around telling people that his Operation Warp Speed saved hundreds of millions of lives, for God's sake!

The globalists aren't scared of Trump. They ran his ass out of Washington with a long-planned covert op that he played right into. He put that bitch Birx and that bastard Fauci on TV for months from the "outbreak" of WuFlu in January/February of 2020 right through until he was pushed out of office by the rigged election he did absolutely nothing to stop. He was blinkered then, and he's blinkered now. I could go on. I don't care about mean tweets, I care about getting things done, and nothing Trump did has stood the test of time. He did nothing to drain the swamp, and it chewed him up and spit him out. His policies were undone even before they ran his ass out of Washington on a rail.

Meanwhile, Desantis has actually implemented, and then carried out (actual smart, moral law enforcement), a lot of good, actually conservative, decent policy for the citizens of Florida. He also is pretty unflappable and stands by his policies without waffling or caving to the demrat scum in his state or to the woke online or media mob.

That's not to say I trust Desantis either. I trust none of them. He's probably a sell out too. His political jockeying at this point towards running in 2024 raises my hackles. He should finish his term in Florida and run later, and if he doesn't, then I take that as a clear sign he's a sell out.

However, beyond the lack of any kind of even mild criticism of Trump's term in office, I would note that Sundance nor almost any of his followers/commenters, ever talk about any of the things Desantis has actually done in Florida.

Gee, I wonder why Sundance, who spent years trolling through the minutest of gory details of the Russia Russia Russia fiasco (very good data mining and analysis) never actually talks about any of the policies Desantis has pushed and enforced?

Could it be its because he's a Trump hack partisan?

Sundance jumped the shark 2 years ago. Its one thing to be a partisan for your guy, its another thing to be a hack who can't weigh both the pros and cons.

Editor's Note: I voted for Trump twice.

Trump is the best we've had in a very long time.

Since at least Reagan, maybe much longer.

But that's only because others have set the bar so very very low.

 

[Far king]

No way I'd vote for DeSantis now, unless he immediately rejects Soros.

The DemonRats could run Stalin against him, and I wouldn't vote for him.

Ron DeSantis Wins the Coveted George Soros Endorsement - Describing DeSantis as "Shrewd, Ruthless and Ambitious"... - The Last Refuge

The only reason sore ass would say he endorses De Santis would be to damage him in the eyes of people too simple to figure this out.

 

[prambo]

IMHO, Eisenhower was one of the best, if not the best, Presidents, which I base on his farewell address - he warned us - no one listened.

Those who did, like JFK were dealt with by the then burgeoning deep state.

Eisenhower warns not only about "the military-industrial complex", which many do know about, but also about...

"The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded.

Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite."

He wasn't listened to, and we are now on the cusp of the obliteration of our freedoms and liberty.

 

[Catskillkid]

IMHO, Eisenhower was one of the best, if not the best, Presidents, which I base on his farewell address - he warned us - no one listened.

Those who did, like JFK were dealt with by the then burgeoning deep state.

Eisenhower warns not only about "the military-industrial complex", which many do know about, but also about...

"The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded.

Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite."

He wasn't listened to, and we are now on the cusp of the obliteration of our freedoms and liberty.

Originally it was the Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex. That's what he had in the first draft of his address. He knew that if they spread funding and manufacturing of military arms throughout the country no congressman or senator would want to defund the military because it would hurt their districts (and their chances for reelection). This only solidified the power of the military, oligarchic industrialists (the original 1%) and the intelligence community. And look where that's brought us today. Schools don't teach history anymore but when they did they often brought up Washington's Farewell Address, which was also important and very prescient to our times, but in my opinion, we should be studying Ike's just as much if not more.

I know a lot of leftists like to say that Eisenhower would be a liberal if he were around today because of his use of public dollars building infrastructure projects (Interstate System) and education (push for educating those in STEM subjects after Sputnik). I think Ike considered himself an American first and put party labels and ideology aside to do what was best for the country. I for one have no problem allocating tax dollars for legitimate infrastructure projects and for educating students in real subjects as opposed to the brainwashed gender and race studies which is all that we seem to do today.

 

[Lurch]

1st he didn't endorse Desantis. You'd have to be an idiot to believe he did. 2nd even if he did don't you think he would know what that would do? He would divide the dumb minded Republicans. Seems like that is already happening.

 

[spat]

1st he didn't endorse Desantis. You'd have to be an idiot to believe he did. 2nd even if he did don't you think he would know what that would do? He would divide the dumb minded Republicans. Seems like that is already happening.

I kinda wonder why the KKK doesn't start issuing official endorsements for the democrats.

Unless they actually *want* the democrats to win. They do have the whole "divide the US up by race" thing in common. They're both just itching for a race war.

 

[Acer-m14]

I for one have no problem allocating tax dollars for legitimate infrastructure projects and for educating students in real subjects as opposed to the brainwashed gender and race studies which is all that we seem to do today.

we don't need taxes anymore .. we have GoFundMe now