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1   NDrLoR   2022 Jun 16, 8:14am  

In other words, the unbeatable candidate.
2   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2022 Jun 16, 8:26am  

ooh left is back to bringing “experts” and “people close to the matter”. it means DeSantis is a danger to globofaggo.
3   Hircus   2022 Jun 16, 8:41am  

Libs are in a tough position. On one hand, orange man represents a threat of the highest order in 2024. Desantis is also very popular, and he shares many commonalities with Trump, and does a good job of pointing out the hypocritical left. Libs want to download attack and outrage instructions into their NPCs right now to begin the thrashing of Desantis early, but Trump and Desantis know this and are witholding their presidential bid for now as a way to prevent them from attacking, among other reasons. They know libs want both of them to run, or neither of them to run, because if they compete they will slug it out and bruise each other, helping the marxist candidate who sits on the sideline slinging steaming leftoid rhetorical turds at them, characterizing them as raycist and privileged.

So I think articles like this are basically encoded NPC instructions meant to tell them to begin preparing material and dirt on both orange man and orange man successor, for use at a later date.
4   clambo   2022 Jun 16, 9:01am  

“Expert on fascism”=Democrat.
I’m constantly amazed at how stupid liberals are.
Trump and DeSantis are popular because they have political positions which are shared by most people.
Polls show this; but liberals live in a fantasy world and hope that the media can succeed in changing people’s opinions.
Parents aren’t happy about gay and trans people in schools wanting to talk about inappropriate subjects with their young children; Florida passed a law to enforce this concept.
The media then attacked DeSantis about being mean to gays and trannies.
The list goes on; the problem for the liberals is they can’t stand the poll results so they choose to ignore them.
Just look at Rasmussen to see what issues are important to Americans.
5   Tenpoundbass   2022 Jun 16, 9:07am  

Desantis is only Dangerous to them as a Conservative State Governor, showing All of America that States have the right to go tell the Commie Fag Cabal to pound sand and to Suck Florida's big ginormous Dick pointing at Cuba, we will not comply! They would love nothing more than to Goad him into dropping his Gubernatorial bid, and leap out to catch the 2024 Presidential election. So they can rip right out from his hands, and steal the election with 3 million Mules. To which Charlie Chris will have won the Florida governorship.
And all of the American Governors will be deafly silent, as the Communist scumbags in Washington will pass laws making anyone like Ron DeSantis inegible to run for State Governors. They'll also strip away what ever State Rights we do have, and not one sorry slimy cocksucker would say shit about it. They would all let it happen.

Ron is dangerous, because he just wont shut up, and let the Democrats exercise powers over the State's they just don't have.
6   rocketjoe79   2022 Jun 16, 11:14am  

DeSantis is young. He can pass for Trump's second Term, keep Florida growing and strong, and then get his two terms next. 12 years of Repub Presidents who will continue to appoint Conservative lower court Judges, following Trump's awesome start. With a Conservative Supreme court already in place, we might just save this country.
7   Shaman   2022 Jun 16, 11:23am  

I think Trump and DeSantis have a gentleman’s agreement on the primary. Whichever one of them is more favored by conservatives when it comes time to announce will take the primary. The problem is when they both are equally liked by the base. Ron has said he wouldn’t run against Trump, but who knows?
I’d prefer Ron, or Rand Paul to Trump, but I’m not a typical conservative voter.
8   Patrick   2022 Jun 17, 11:13pm  

I know it's traditional to pick an incompetent as VP, but let's say that Trump picks DeSantis as VP.

What a ticket! And Trump would have no worry about competing with DeSantis anymore.
9   SunnyvaleCA   2022 Jun 18, 12:13am  

60 Minutes, which used to be a news organization, already did a hit-piece so bad that even the Clinton News Network is defending him.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/05/media/60-minutes-gov-ron-desantis-publix/index.html

You know you are over the target when you are taking flak.
10   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2022 Jun 18, 12:15am  

Can we strap one of these a-holes down in the chair and continually beat the fuck out of him until he:

1.) Defines the term fascist.
2.) Provides 5 specific factual actions that demonstrate fascist acts.

I saw a Gen X video clip today describing how kids used to play outside and learned various life skills/lessons because they were locked out of the house all day in the summer and had to figure out things on their own. One of the learned lessons they stated was that if you tapped off about some bs you got socked by a bigger tougher kid, and so you learned not to yap about stupid things.

I feel like that’s been lost on the current generation.
11   BayArea   2022 Jun 18, 12:18am  

You mean a younger, suitable candidate for the next President of the United States ?
12   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2022 Jun 18, 12:21am  

So much reporting. Literally the only quotes from the supposed expert. Not one definition of fascism, not even an effort to demonstrate how Trump or Desantis are fascist.

Horrible, horrible that anyone prints this utter garbage. The writers, editors, and publishers of this spew can go to hell.


Ben-Ghiat has written several essays making her argument.

"He's clearly readying himself for a national run, whether it's in 2024 or later. And he's a very dangerous individual," Ben Ghiat said. "He's dangerous because he is equally repressive, but doesn't have the baggage of Trump. It's hard to have the baggage of Trump."

"What we do find in history is prosecution, in the longer term, is one of the only things that deflates these guys' personality cults, because those cults are founded on the idea that they are invincible, they are infallible," Ben-Ghiat said. "Now, if that does happen to Trump — DeSantis has already absorbed all the lessons of Trump."
13   SunnyvaleCA   2022 Jun 18, 12:31am  

Patrick says

I know it's traditional to pick an incompetent as VP, but let's say that Trump picks DeSantis as VP.

What a ticket! And Trump would have no worry about competing with DeSantis anymore.

Interesting, but I'm concerned that would bring in all the baggage of Trump. I'd rather Trump retire from mainline politics, support DeSantis, and just give Fox news guest appearances.
14   richwicks   2022 Jun 18, 1:45am  

SunnyvaleCA says


Interesting, but I'm concerned that would bring in all the baggage of Trump. I'd rather Trump retire from mainline politics, support DeSantis, and just give Fox news guest appearances.


Let me explain your horrible wrongness here.

Trump is flawed in a lot of ways, MANY ways, but he took on the system and won. He beat the intelligence agencies, he ended up destroying our "news" system, he punked the DOJ showing that they were corrupt, and he drove down energy prices, made some good investments in the nation, and appealed to the blue collar working class, the people we NEED - these people are the most essential people in our economy. I'm THEIR servant.

I'd rather that the wrecking ball comes back into office. He won't be allowed to, but it would be best if he did. There's still plenty of corruption and criminality that hasn't been addressed in our government. Our "news" media still exists, despite lying about Russian Collusion for 4 solid years - and every war. The CIA and FBI are still entirely corrupt run by criminals.

He won the last election. I'd rather see him go back - but he won't allowed to be. We don't have legitimate elections. If DeSantis is elected, that just means he's controlled opposition. DeSantis seems like a good guy, in this world, that's a red flag. OBAMA seemed like a good guy.
15   HeadSet   2022 Jun 18, 8:31am  

FuckTheMainstreamMedia says

Not one definition of fascism

Because if they were to publicize the definition of "Fascism" - gov control of everything, but gov not owning industry, and that gov controlling info and outlawing dissent, that would look too much like the Dem Party. The Dems would rather just let the term "Fascism" be vague and have the public see Fascists as "meanies we do not like."

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