Ron DeSantis 2024

[rightwinger]

So what???
Their personal ideology does not prevent them from shooting the enemy they are tasked with killing

You really have a simplistic view of what the military does.

To “shoot the enemy” you have to work as a team, expect your fellow soldiers to have your back, to trust those around you.

 

[Anomalism]

“My administration will never promote military leaders who abuse their power to push a woke ideology.”

So DeSantis will not promote leaders who protect the rights of women, gays, Non-Christians and minorities in the military

Looks like DeSantis wants to promote the White Supremacists who todays “woke” Military Leaders are expelling

Everybody that disagrees with me is Hitler.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

More of what Ron DeSantis wants to protect

One in five applicants to white supremacist group tied to US military

Leaked documents show that about 18 out of 87 applicants, or 21%, to Patriot Front were currently or formerly affiliated with military

www.theguardian.com

One in five applicants to the white supremacist group Patriot Front claimed to hold current or former ties to the US military, according to leaked documents published and reviewed by the Southern Poverty Law Center and alternative media collective Unicorn Riot.

Some 18 out of the 87 applicants, or 21%, said they were currently or previously affiliated with the military.

Not surprising. Wanna be commandos.

 

[lennypartiv]

Rightwinger needs to read up on the American Army that won WWII.

 

[sealybobo]

“My administration will never promote military leaders who abuse their power to push a woke ideology.”

So DeSantis will not promote leaders who protect the rights of women, gays, Non-Christians and minorities in the military

Looks like DeSantis wants to promote the White Supremacists who todays “woke” Military Leaders are expelling

Plus, I think Ron needs to fix Florida before he tries to be POTUS

Hurricanes. Flooding. Sinkholes. Wildfires. Fraud. Inflation. Florida has it all. For years increasingly desperate lawmakers have tried a number of ways to keep insurers in the state and woo others back. The state cracked down on bad contractors. It limited the ability of policyholders to sue the companies. The state is backstopping insurers through a $2 billion reinsurance fund, and property owners with state-backed insurance are being pushed into the floundering private market. None of that, it seems, is working.

Farmers stopped writing new policies in February. It notified the state this week that it’s exiting altogether. The insurer joins a long list of others, big and small, who’ve bailed on Florida.

“Homeowners are very concerned about the state of the homeowner's insurance market from three perspectives: the first being availability of coverage. The second being the affordability of homeowners coverage. And the third is reliability. Of those three, property owners don't really have much faith in any of them.

Farmers’ high-profile withdrawal has brought renewed anxiety, handwringing, and finger-pointing over who, or what’s to blame. Bottom line: Florida is a hard state to insure. And it raises a question—is the state uninsurable? Or heading that way?

there are people who were paying $1,000 five years ago for property insurance that are paying $5000 today

So Florida may not have state taxes but god damn!

Some people will have to sell their homes. Others may be forced out of state.

Sounds like California if you ask me.

change will take time. And It’ll be at least another year before rates stabilize. Floridians will continue to be in for a rough time until then.

Sounds like Ron D sucks.