Florida’s governor made a rather sleazy move on Trump voters in response to the former president’s fourth criminal indictment.
. DeSantis vowed to “lean in against” local prosecutors if he’s elected president, presumably meaning he’d pressure them to act at his behest.
Watch DeSantis go from denouncing the “weaponization” of the federal government to explaining, in the next breath, how he’d weaponize the federal government. Watching DeSantis try to win over Trump voters is like watching a man schmooze a woman whose husband is about to go to prison.sad. Anyway, why not give me a try? He and I aren’t
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