Disgraced ex-CBS reporter Dan Rather, the politicization of Hurricane Yang that hit Florida, told Gov. Ron DeSantis brings immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard.
This month, the left and its media allies are outraged that the Republican Florida government has sent 50 planeloads of immigrants. In the wealthy liberal enclave of Martha’s Vineyard, Ron DeSantis accuses him of using people as pawns for a “political show”. As the dangerous Hurricane Ian approached the Florida coast, he took advantage of the moment to express the goodness of the federal government, unlike the “stunt” DeSantis performed.
“When a hurricane hits Florida, federal aid will flow to aid, paid with tax revenues from Americans across the country. Airplanes will be filled with supplies, not demonstrations,” he said. There will be no “us” or “them”. “
When a hurricane hits Florida, it pours in federal aid that Americans all over the country pay in taxes. Planes will be filled with supplies, not demonstrations. There will be no “us” or “them”. Because that’s how America is supposed to work, and most Americans know this.
– Dan Rather (@DanRather) September 28, 2022
Dan Aksi’s followers agree, and even say, that Florida should not receive any federal aid.
“Unpopular opinion: maybe not. Maybe Florida needs to stop. Maybe Florida should stop asking for alms. Maybe Florida should stop in such weather prone areas… Or maybe Florida should stop choosing DeSantis,” one user replied.
Unpopular opinion: Maybe not. Maybe Florida needs to stop. Maybe Florida should stop asking for alms. Maybe Florida should stop being in such weather prone areas… Or Florida might stop choosing DeSantis et al.
— Alterna-Fact Jamal (@That_A_Rab) September 28, 2022
“And those taxes come from everyone in the US. And sit back and say, “Why would a California taxpayer pay for someone in Florida?” we will not say. “But many people in Florida say the same thing about helping people with college debt.”
And those tax dollars come from everyone in the US. And sit back and say, “Why would a California taxpayer pay for someone in Florida?” we will not say.
However, many in Florida said the same about helping people with college debt.
– Timothy Collins (@wookietim) September 28, 2022
Instead, the politicization of the storm, politicsHe looked almost amused by the potential damage that Whirlwind Yan could do to Ron DeSantis’ political ambitions.
“A hurricane is about to hit the state just six weeks before the November election, and depending on how well the governor reacts to the potentially disastrous storm, DeSantis may become more popular or face criticism,” Matt wrote. dixon
Governor Ron DeSantis served his first term as one of the strongest Republicans in the country.
But he still hasn’t faced one of the toughest problems a Florida leader can face: a hurricane. https://t.co/Ad4eIBbsSI
– POLITICO (@politico) September 27, 2022
Source: Breitbart
