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As the President, you cannot make decisions based on whether someone slighted you. Decisions must be made based on how it’s going to impact the people you represent.

Ron DeSantis

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Cryptid Politics 🇺🇸🐊2 年前

Donald Trump makes decisions based on personal slights, vendettas, and flattery. @RonDeSantis makes decisions based on facts, data, and doing the right thing.

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The_JL_Podcast2 年前

Ron DeSantis has shown in Florida that he’s not ready to be the president of the United States

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Joel Keith2 年前

Your entire interaction with Disney, end to end, is completely antithetical to your post. You felt 'slighted' and you retaliated. It was not for the benefit of the people you represent. We see you.

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Zayy The Truck Driver2 年前

I don’t care, Rodd

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Roberta Manier2 年前

Ron ditched the people who thought he represented them. Trump supporters and Floridians.

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Mike Johnson1 年前

Do you have 60 seconds? Speaker Johnson is requesting your response to a few questions about President Trump. READ NOW:

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summer 2013 🍊🍊🍊2 年前

What? Let’s talk Disney, Reedy Creek @RonDeSantis

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Matt Fleming, Florida Expert2 年前

DeSantis entire governorship has been DEFINED by his willingness to retaliate against critics and opponents, so his virtue signaling here is pretty dishonest.

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Tammie McDonald2 年前

You will never be President. You rub your snotty nose like a 4 year old!! So gross

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Tracy smith2 年前

You will never be president. Never copy and paste this.!! You are a backstabbing user loyalty matters!!

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White Fang2 年前

Hey Little Ronnie! Remind us again how you handled DISNEY????

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