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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced legislation that would ban state funds from going to schools that teach CRT, and prohibit corporations from including the teachings in employee training programs.

Hannah Nightingale

December 15, 2021

On Wednesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced legislation that would ban state funds from going to schools that teach critical race theory, and prohibit corporations from including the teachings in employee training programs.

DeSantis announced the proposal of the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees (WOKE) Act during a press conference in Wildwood, Florida.
 
 
The legislation would "give businesses, employees, children and families tools to fight back against woke indoctrination," according to a press release from DeSantis' office.
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2 minutes ago, Geee said:

@Valin DeSantis is gaining popularity the same way Trump did - he's a 'not just talk' politician. 

 

He is making A Move, no question about it. Question: How long will it be before he is called 1. A RINO,2. Disloyal, by do I have to mention the name, and his followers? :D

I suspect nothing will be said until 11:00 am Nov. 9 2024.

Looking forward to the WAR at a certain large Conservative Forum.

All this assumes Donald Trump runs for reelection.

Dec. 12 2021

With Biden's future as President looking grim, Trump could have a real chance at the presidency in 2024. Should he be the future of the Republican party and the conservative movement?

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He is making A Move, no question about it. Question: How long will it be before he is called 1. A RINO,2. Disloyal, by do I have to mention the name, and his followers? :D

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2 minutes ago, Geee said:

Can't find now, but it started weeks ago. If I see any in the future, will post.

We both know it is coming.

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On 12/16/2021 at 12:06 PM, Valin said:

? Example?

Trump sours on DeSantis

DeSantis 'Very Wary' of Trump Ahead of 2024

Trump believes he 'made' Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis into a GOP star and expects more appreciation from him: report

Trump 'hates' Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis because of his rising popularity in the GOP, report says

Trump uses Roger Stone to issue warning to grasping Gov ...

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28 minutes ago, Geee said:

Trump sours on DeSantis

 

"DONALD TRUMP has been complaining to members and guests at Mar-a-Lago that Florida Gov. RON DESANTIS still hasn’t joined the other 2024 hopefuls in pronouncing that he won’t run for president if Trump runs."

That sounds like Donald Trump.

 

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Report– Trump Bashes Ron DeSantis in Private: ‘Dull Personality’

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly been bashing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) in private as a potential 2024 primary opponent, calling him a “dull personality” with no chance of winning.

As polls continue to put Ron DeSantis in the top spot for the 2024 nomination without Donald Trump on the ballot, sources confirmed to Axios that the former president has been privately trashing the popular Florida governor.:snip:

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Report– Trump Bashes Ron DeSantis in Private: ‘Dull Personality’

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly been bashing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) in private as a potential 2024 primary opponent, calling him a “dull personality” with no chance of winning.

As polls continue to put Ron DeSantis in the top spot for the 2024 nomination without Donald Trump on the ballot, sources confirmed to Axios that the former president has been privately trashing the popular Florida governor.:snip:

The New York Times a former newspaper reports this.

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Donald Trump vs. Ron DeSantis Is Not the Distraction the GOP Needs Right Now

It is easy to tell who scares the corporate media: Just watch who they obsess over. Right now, it is two people. Their ongoing obsession with President Donald Trump has never faded. They believe he is an effective foil in elections, even though running against Trump when he was not on the ballot failed dismally in the Virginia election. The other, of course, is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. When they are not trying to convince you he is “worse than Orange Hitler,” they are mischaracterizing his Covid response—or writing toothless, deliberately misleading hit pieces.:snip:

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1 hour ago, Geee said:

Donald Trump vs. Ron DeSantis Is Not the Distraction the GOP Needs Right Now

 

The New York Times does Trump vs. DeSantis

 

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"It frustrates me that Mr. Mirengoff continues to treat "articles" like this in the Times or Wapo as real stories, and to give them more of a platform by posting about them as if they merit serious consideration.

If the NYT is putting this out, it's because they want to undermine their political opponents--in this case, both Trump and DeSantis as well as the GOP overall. We saw many stories like this during Trump's term, and obviously since, that aimed to make Trump look bad and make it look like others in the GOP were having trouble with him or also disliked him or so on--and the only reason readers here saw them is because Mr. Mirengoff insisted on taking them at face value and pondering the accusations seriously, generally by finding Trump in the wrong instead of finding fault with the media outlets for peddling such blatant silliness. These were and are non-stories, often based on trivial tweets no one else is talking about or on rumors from anonymous sources that the Times tries to spin into major "news."

We should stop falling for these stories--they aren't honest news stories about Trump or DeSantis or the GOP. They're just narrative-builders and collusion efforts to help their political team and hinder the other.

Taking these stories seriously (instead of picking them apart while laughing at the pathetic and petty nature of these efforts) lends these pieces and their authors credibility they don't deserve while also making those anti-Trump conservatives who fall for them look silly."

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No, A Proposed Florida Law Doesn’t Make It Illegal To Make White People Feel ‘Discomfort.’ It’s A Hit Piece Against DeSantis.

The Associated Press on Tuesday provided a wildly inaccurate description of a basic civil rights bill being pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), falsely insisting that it would “prohibit public schools and private businesses from making white people feel ‘discomfort’ when they teach students or train employees about discrimination in the nation’s past.”

The bill mentions race but does not single out white people, and the relevant portion of the bill insists that subjecting people as a condition of their “employment, membership, certification, licensing, credentialing, or passing an examination, to training, instruction, or any other required activity” that members of any race, sex, or national origin are inherently racist, sexist of oppressive is wrong. The language is a shade more specific than typical civil rights protections.

 

 

The bill does mention the word “discomfort” twice, but it is not specific to white people. One section says that “An individual should feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of his or her race, color, sex, or national origin.” The second mention is the same but is a subsection relating to the legislature’s acknowledgement that “all individuals are equal before the law and have inalienable rights.”:snip:

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On 1/18/2022 at 5:05 AM, Geee said:

Donald Trump vs. Ron DeSantis Is Not the Distraction the GOP Needs Right Now

It is easy to tell who scares the corporate media: Just watch who they obsess over. Right now, it is two people. Their ongoing obsession with President Donald Trump has never faded. They believe he is an effective foil in elections, even though running against Trump when he was not on the ballot failed dismally in the Virginia election. The other, of course, is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. When they are not trying to convince you he is “worse than Orange Hitler,” they are mischaracterizing his Covid response—or writing toothless, deliberately misleading hit pieces.:snip:

 

 

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