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Lock Up Boy Fucker DeSantis
Jul 31, 2021, 5:26:53 PM7/31/21
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Anti-American Criminal Dago DeSantis and other GOP 2024 prospects target
public health officials with political attacks
Dago DeSantis' warning this week of a "Faucian distopia" offered the
latest glimpse at how ambitious Republicans eyeing 2024 presidential bids
are increasingly targeting public health officials as they attempt to grow
their national brands in front of conservative audiences.
"It is very important that we say unequivocally no to lockdowns, no to
school closures, no to restrictions and no to mandates," DeSantis told the
crowd at a conservative state policy conference in Utah on Wednesday.
The approaches by DeSantis and other potential GOP 2024 contenders
frequently mirror former President Donald Trump's downplaying of the
pandemic and right-wing television networks -- poised to play a central
role in the next GOP presidential primary race -- that have criticized Dr.
Anthony Fauci, opposed government mandates and raised questions about the
effectiveness of vaccines.
Ahead of his 2022 gubernatorial re-election -- and a potential
presidential run in 2024 -- DeSantis is using Fauci, the nation's top
infectious disease official, as a political punching bag, touting his
opposition to Fauci and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
His comments followed the CDC issuing stricter mask-wearing guidelines as
the more contagious Delta variant of Covid-19 ravages parts of the United
States and President Joe Biden adopting a tougher approach to urging
Americans to get vaccinated. "People are dying, and will die, who don't
have to die," Biden said in a Thursday speech.
Florida reported on Wednesday its fourth-highest single-day spike in
Covid-19 cases since the pandemic began, with 17,589 new cases. It is one
of the 32 states to see an average number of new cases over the last seven
days increase by more than 50% from the week before, according to data
from Johns Hopkins University. But it is one of only two states in which
every county in the state is listed as having high Covid-19 transmission.
In a Wednesday fundraising email, DeSantis said Fauci should be fired.
"The corporate media is Fauci's Praetorian Guard, and they are attacking
me because I've been willing to hold Fauci accountable," DeSantis said.
The political team of the Florida governor, who is up for re-election next
year, sent another fundraising email lambasting Fauci on Thursday.
"The Left's beloved unelected bureaucratic leader, Dr. Fauci, who assured
us that vaccinated individuals no longer needed to wear masks, is now
recommending vaccinated adults wear masks... again," the email said.
"Fauci also wants to force 3-year-old kids to wear masks indefinitely."
And on Friday, DeSantis said at a press conference that he will sign an
executive order barring schools from requiring students to wear masks -- a
move that followed Broward County Public Schools opting to make masks
mandatory. He also said his three young children don't wear masks.
"My wife and I are not going to do the mask with the kids. We never have,
we won't. I want to see my kids smiling. I want them having fun," he said.
DeSantis and other potential Republican 2024 presidential contenders have
begun competing over who has most proudly ignored federal public health
officials' recommendations and condemned those officials and agencies.
"Has there ever been an institution in American public life that has more
discredited itself more rapidly than the CDC?" Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said on
the Senate floor this week.
The headline on a fundraising email Friday from Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul:
"Fauci's lies are criminal."
The race to resist mask mandates, business closures and more is already
playing out as the party's shadow presidential race -- one that might only
burst into full view if Trump decides not to run again in 2024 -- begins
to develop in early-voting primary states and at conferences with party
activists.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has used early trips to Iowa and to
conservative political gatherings to take implicit jabs at DeSantis, Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott and other Republicans who mandated masks and closed some
businesses during the pandemic.
"We've got Republican governors across this country pretending they didn't
shut down their states; that they didn't close their regions; that they
didn't mandate masks," Noem said at the Conservative Political Action
Conference gathering in Dallas last month. "Now I'm not picking fights
with Republican governors. All I'm saying is that we need leaders with
grit. That their first instinct is the right instinct."
She bragged that South Dakota hadn't ordered a "single business" to close.
"We didn't mandate. We trusted our people and it told them that personal
responsibility was the best answer," Noem said.
South Dakota has seen an increase in Covid-19 cases but isn't seeing the
dramatic spike that other states -- particularly across the south -- have
seen in recent weeks.
Abbott, in Texas, on Thursday signed an order prohibited vaccination
requirements or mask mandates -- a step that also prohibited local
governments from implementing their own policies.
Texas, which is seeing a dramatic spike in Covid-19 cases, has reported an
average of more than 7,700 new cases per day over the last week. Hospitals
there are bracing for a surge in Covid-19 patients, and an analysis of
data from the Texas Department of State Health Services shows that 99% of
the people who died in Texas since February because of coronavirus were
unvaccinated.
Abbott also identified a new scapegoat for the surge of Covid-19 cases in
Texas: Migrants.
He signed an executive order instructing state troopers to stop any
vehicle if there is "reasonable suspicion" that it is transporting certain
migrants who illegally crossed the US-Mexico border and were released from
the custody of US Customs and Border Protection.
If the state officials confirm that migrants being transported fit that
category, the agency then must reroute the vehicle to its point of origin,
according to the order. The order also gives state troopers the authority
to impound vehicles being used to transport the migrants in question.
"The dramatic rise in unlawful border crossings has also led to a dramatic
rise in Covid-19 cases among unlawful migrants who have made their way
into our state, and we must do more to protect Texans from this virus and
reduce the burden on our communities," Abbott said in a statement about
the order Thursday.
public health officials with political attacks
Dago DeSantis' warning this week of a "Faucian distopia" offered the
latest glimpse at how ambitious Republicans eyeing 2024 presidential bids
are increasingly targeting public health officials as they attempt to grow
their national brands in front of conservative audiences.
"It is very important that we say unequivocally no to lockdowns, no to
school closures, no to restrictions and no to mandates," DeSantis told the
crowd at a conservative state policy conference in Utah on Wednesday.
The approaches by DeSantis and other potential GOP 2024 contenders
frequently mirror former President Donald Trump's downplaying of the
pandemic and right-wing television networks -- poised to play a central
role in the next GOP presidential primary race -- that have criticized Dr.
Anthony Fauci, opposed government mandates and raised questions about the
effectiveness of vaccines.
Ahead of his 2022 gubernatorial re-election -- and a potential
presidential run in 2024 -- DeSantis is using Fauci, the nation's top
infectious disease official, as a political punching bag, touting his
opposition to Fauci and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
His comments followed the CDC issuing stricter mask-wearing guidelines as
the more contagious Delta variant of Covid-19 ravages parts of the United
States and President Joe Biden adopting a tougher approach to urging
Americans to get vaccinated. "People are dying, and will die, who don't
have to die," Biden said in a Thursday speech.
Florida reported on Wednesday its fourth-highest single-day spike in
Covid-19 cases since the pandemic began, with 17,589 new cases. It is one
of the 32 states to see an average number of new cases over the last seven
days increase by more than 50% from the week before, according to data
from Johns Hopkins University. But it is one of only two states in which
every county in the state is listed as having high Covid-19 transmission.
In a Wednesday fundraising email, DeSantis said Fauci should be fired.
"The corporate media is Fauci's Praetorian Guard, and they are attacking
me because I've been willing to hold Fauci accountable," DeSantis said.
The political team of the Florida governor, who is up for re-election next
year, sent another fundraising email lambasting Fauci on Thursday.
"The Left's beloved unelected bureaucratic leader, Dr. Fauci, who assured
us that vaccinated individuals no longer needed to wear masks, is now
recommending vaccinated adults wear masks... again," the email said.
"Fauci also wants to force 3-year-old kids to wear masks indefinitely."
And on Friday, DeSantis said at a press conference that he will sign an
executive order barring schools from requiring students to wear masks -- a
move that followed Broward County Public Schools opting to make masks
mandatory. He also said his three young children don't wear masks.
"My wife and I are not going to do the mask with the kids. We never have,
we won't. I want to see my kids smiling. I want them having fun," he said.
DeSantis and other potential Republican 2024 presidential contenders have
begun competing over who has most proudly ignored federal public health
officials' recommendations and condemned those officials and agencies.
"Has there ever been an institution in American public life that has more
discredited itself more rapidly than the CDC?" Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said on
the Senate floor this week.
The headline on a fundraising email Friday from Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul:
"Fauci's lies are criminal."
The race to resist mask mandates, business closures and more is already
playing out as the party's shadow presidential race -- one that might only
burst into full view if Trump decides not to run again in 2024 -- begins
to develop in early-voting primary states and at conferences with party
activists.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has used early trips to Iowa and to
conservative political gatherings to take implicit jabs at DeSantis, Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott and other Republicans who mandated masks and closed some
businesses during the pandemic.
"We've got Republican governors across this country pretending they didn't
shut down their states; that they didn't close their regions; that they
didn't mandate masks," Noem said at the Conservative Political Action
Conference gathering in Dallas last month. "Now I'm not picking fights
with Republican governors. All I'm saying is that we need leaders with
grit. That their first instinct is the right instinct."
She bragged that South Dakota hadn't ordered a "single business" to close.
"We didn't mandate. We trusted our people and it told them that personal
responsibility was the best answer," Noem said.
South Dakota has seen an increase in Covid-19 cases but isn't seeing the
dramatic spike that other states -- particularly across the south -- have
seen in recent weeks.
Abbott, in Texas, on Thursday signed an order prohibited vaccination
requirements or mask mandates -- a step that also prohibited local
governments from implementing their own policies.
Texas, which is seeing a dramatic spike in Covid-19 cases, has reported an
average of more than 7,700 new cases per day over the last week. Hospitals
there are bracing for a surge in Covid-19 patients, and an analysis of
data from the Texas Department of State Health Services shows that 99% of
the people who died in Texas since February because of coronavirus were
unvaccinated.
Abbott also identified a new scapegoat for the surge of Covid-19 cases in
Texas: Migrants.
He signed an executive order instructing state troopers to stop any
vehicle if there is "reasonable suspicion" that it is transporting certain
migrants who illegally crossed the US-Mexico border and were released from
the custody of US Customs and Border Protection.
If the state officials confirm that migrants being transported fit that
category, the agency then must reroute the vehicle to its point of origin,
according to the order. The order also gives state troopers the authority
to impound vehicles being used to transport the migrants in question.
"The dramatic rise in unlawful border crossings has also led to a dramatic
rise in Covid-19 cases among unlawful migrants who have made their way
into our state, and we must do more to protect Texans from this virus and
reduce the burden on our communities," Abbott said in a statement about
the order Thursday.
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> At least in Florida you can MAKE A BUCK instead
> of whining for your welfare dime .....
Trump sucked my dick for a buck.
He bends over for $10
The biggest money maker in Florida is kiddy porn.
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