I did not spread false information, to the best of my knowledge, but I went to politifact website to check it out, and here's their notes on how many times this "reining in of came up in his interviews and speeches:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' book promotion tour is taking him across the country, and his congressional voting record app
www.politifact.com
Email interview with Natasha Sutherland, constituencies director for DeSantis Watch, March 14, 2023
Email interview with Bryan Griffin, DeSantis' press secretary, March 14, 2023
PolitiFact, I
n the House, Ron DeSantis voted to rein in Medicare spending. Is that a cut, Feb. 22, 2023
PolitiFact,
Putnam ad exaggerates DeSantis votes on Social Security, Medicare, Aug. 9, 2018
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget,
Republican Study Committee adds to the alternative budgets, March 19, 2013
DeSantis Watch,
DeSantis Watch launches Facebook ads highlighting Ron DeSantis' extreme record on Social Security and Medicare, Feb. 9, 2023
CNN,
DeSantis says GOP will not 'mess with Social Security,' as Democrats and Trump slam his past support for privatization, March 2, 2023
I only reported what I had heard on tv. I didn't realize it was also on the internet at sites seniors frequent, with this one being the first one I found in their little list of his past ideals about slashing senior benefits:
DeSantis Watch Launches Facebook Ads Highlighting Ron DeSantisâ Extreme Record on Social Security & Medicare | DeSantis Watch Which said, and I quote:
Prove to me that DeSantis did not vote to defund the elderly. because this is the quote the above link says:
As President Joe Biden travels to Tampa today to highlight his plans to protect and strengthen Social Security and Medicare,
DeSantis Watch is launching paid digital ads to Floridians on Facebook to highlight the contrast with Governor Ron DeSantis’
record of working to shortchange America’s seniors.
During his time in Congress, Ron voted repeatedly for cuts to Social Security and Medicare, including to slash
$473 billion from
Medicare in 2018 and to raise the
retirement age to 70 for Medicare and Social Security beneficiaries in 2013.
I did my job of checking your claim that I was spreading false information. That is a false assumption you have made about a man with a long track record of going after senior benefits. I hope he has changed his mind since the GOP doesn't buy it either. It's too bad you didn't check it out and lied off the top of your empty head.