The threat comes one day after the Florida governor ended his presidential campaign.
The threat comes one day after the Florida governor ended his presidential campaign.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Monday indicated he would veto a bill that would give up to $5 million in taxpayer money to Donald Trump to help pay his extensive legal fees.
DeSantis, who ended a bitter campaign against Trump for the Republican presidential nomination on Sunday, shared a story about the bill on X, along with his veto comments:
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The “Florida Freedom Fighters Fund” bill, introduced earlier this month by State Sen. Ileana Garcia (R), would offer cash to Florida residents running for president who are charged with crimes and are “victims of political discrimination.”
Consider how comprehensively corrupt and anti-democratic the legislature as a whole has to be for this sort of blatantly heinous shit to even make it to the governor's desk in the first place.
The “Florida Freedom Fighters Fund” bill, introduced earlier this month by State Sen. Ileana Garcia ®, would offer cash to Florida residents running for president who are charged with crimes and are “victims of political discrimination.”
If you think about it, even a stopped clock will be right twice a day, a defective clock, however, can go months or even years without being right once!
What the fuck. Do crimes and we'll pay your bills! All while telling people you're the real victim. Those loser residents in Florida were ready to give their money to crooks in broad daylight. They deserve what they get down there. Sink into ocean Florida.
Fun fact from Wikipedia:
Ileana Garcia won in 2020 against incumbent José Javier Rodriguez by a margin of 34 votes.
Alex Rodriguez "ran" in the same race as a third party candidate, and despite not campaigning, recieved over six thousand votes. Likely because he shared the same last name as the Dem. Former Republican State Senator Frank Artiles has been arrested for bribing Alex to run and Alex will be testifying against him as part of his plea deal.
Being satisfied with small meals isn't "starving to death slowly". If you're not an Olympic athlete or marathon runner, you can survive on 1800-2400 calories a day just fine.
Uh oh, he messed up - if he had made the check out to "the wives of those running for President...", then he would have gotten away with it Scott-free. Nobody (in Florida) ever thinks to check for that loophole.
Hrm, maybe this scam scheme only works if your wife owns a drug testing company and then you make drug testing mandatory for a good fraction of the people across the entire state, based on no evidence whatsoever and in fact rather against everything that has ever been measured in that regard before. Anyway, the trick is that doing such a thing does not directly benefit "him" - see how that works? Yeah... me neither, that's why I suggested that they try it again!