https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis?s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture wars,
Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis?s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance?what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investmentportfolios.
Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues tolanguish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.
Florida may be the place where ?woke goes to die??as DeSantis is fond of saying?but it is also where teachers? salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourishes withlittle interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state?s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis?s watch, the
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and corporations.Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don?t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. An investigation
In article <65058d59-978b-48d0...@googlegroups.com>,sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
jebediah....@gmail.com says...
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis?s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture wars,
portfolios.Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis?s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance?what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investment
languish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues to
little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state?s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis?s watch, theFlorida may be the place where ?woke goes to die??as DeSantis is fond of saying?but it is also where teachers? salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourishes with
Sunshine State has not exactly been a workers? paradise.Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don?t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. An investigation
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
by the Orlando Sentinel in late 2019 revealed the startling fact that 99% of Florida?s companies paid no corporate income tax, abetted by tax-avoidance schemes and state officials who gave a low priority to enforcing tax laws.
AG going after the Bidens.
On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 12:28:14PM UTC-4, Skeeter wrote:sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
In article <65058d59-978b-48d0...@googlegroups.com>,
jebediah....@gmail.com says...
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis?s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture wars,
portfolios.Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis?s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance?what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investment
languish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues to
little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state?s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis?s watch, theFlorida may be the place where ?woke goes to die??as DeSantis is fond of saying?but it is also where teachers? salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourishes with
Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don?t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. AnSunshine State has not exactly been a workers? paradise.
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
by the Orlando Sentinel in late 2019 revealed the startling fact that 99% of Florida?s companies paid no corporate income tax, abetted by tax-avoidance schemes and state officials who gave a low priority to enforcing tax laws.
AG going after the Bidens.
Got yer NIkes on, I see
In article <e22541ea-e91d-4d13...@googlegroups.com>,sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
jebediah....@gmail.com says...
On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 12:28:14 PM UTC-4, Skeeter wrote:
In article <65058d59-978b-48d0...@googlegroups.com>, jebediah....@gmail.com says...
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis?s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture wars,
portfolios.Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis?s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance?what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investment
languish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues to
little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state?s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis?s watch, theFlorida may be the place where ?woke goes to die??as DeSantis is fond of saying?but it is also where teachers? salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourishes with
corporations. Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don?t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. AnSunshine State has not exactly been a workers? paradise.
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and
investigation
by the Orlando Sentinel in late 2019 revealed the startling fact that 99% of Florida?s companies paid no corporate income tax, abetted by tax-avoidance schemes and state officials who gave a low priority to enforcing tax laws.
AG going after the Bidens.
Got yer NIkes on, I seeI don't even read most of the shit you post.
On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 2:16:18PM UTC-4, Skeeter wrote:wars, sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
In article <e22541ea-e91d-4d13...@googlegroups.com>,
jebediah....@gmail.com says...
On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 12:28:14 PM UTC-4, Skeeter wrote:
In article <65058d59-978b-48d0...@googlegroups.com>, jebediah....@gmail.com says...
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis?s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture
portfolios.Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis?s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance?what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investment
languish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues to
with little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state?s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis?s watch,Florida may be the place where ?woke goes to die??as DeSantis is fond of saying?but it is also where teachers? salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourishes
corporations. Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don?t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. AnSunshine State has not exactly been a workers? paradise.
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and
investigation
by the Orlando Sentinel in late 2019 revealed the startling fact that 99% of Florida?s companies paid no corporate income tax, abetted by tax-avoidance schemes and state officials who gave a low priority to enforcing tax laws.
AG going after the Bidens.
Got yer NIkes on, I seeI don't even read most of the shit you post.
we are well aware you can't read.
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly opens up new fronts in the culture wars,
Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis’s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance—what exactly he has delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without seven-figure incomes and lush investmentportfolios.
Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues tolanguish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.
Florida may be the place where “woke goes to die”—as DeSantis is fond of saying—but it is also where teachers’ salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state, and wage theft flourisheswith little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state’s minimum wage, which had been stuck at $8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis’s watch, the Sunshine State has
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low taxes on the wealthy and corporations.Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don’t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. An investigation by the Orlando Sentinel in
Demofraud liars hate successful blue states.
https://time.com/6266618/ron-desantis-florida-governance-essay/
edia coverage of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s all-but-announced candidacy for president is already in full frenzy, and so far the script is
exactly as his handlers would like it to be. The governor regularly
opens up new fronts in the culture wars, sowing alarm over critical race theory, transgender rights, or border policies. In response, liberal
pundits fall into the trap of accentuating the very issues DeSantis has chosen to fire up his base.
Omitted from the public debate about DeSantis’s policies is almost any discussion of his actual record of governance—what exactly he has
delivered to the citizens of his state, especially those without
seven-figure incomes and lush investment portfolios.
Even a cursory dip into the statistics of social and economic well-being reveals that Florida falls short in almost any measure that matters to
the lives of its citizens. More than four years into the DeSantis governorship, Florida continues to languish toward the bottom of state rankings assessing the quality of health care, school funding, long-term elder care, and other areas key to a successful society.
Florida may be the place where “woke goes to die”—as DeSantis is fond of
saying—but it is also where teachers’ salaries are among the lowest in the nation, unemployment benefits are stingier than in any other state,
and wage theft flourishes with little interference from the DeSantis administration. In 2021, DeSantis campaigned against a successful ballot initiative to raise the state’s minimum wage, which had been stuck at
$8.65 an hour. Under DeSantis’s watch, the Sunshine State has not
exactly been a workers’ paradise.
DeSantis weaponizes the cultural wars to distract attention from the
core missions of his governorship, which is to starve programs geared
toward bettering the lives of ordinary citizens so he can maintain low
taxes on the wealthy and corporations. Florida is the ideal haven for privileged Americans who don’t want to pay their fair share of taxes. It has no income tax for individuals, and its corporate tax rate of 5.5% is among the lowest in the nation. An investigation by the Orlando Sentinel
in late 2019 revealed the startling fact that 99% of Florida’s companies paid no corporate income tax, abetted by tax-avoidance schemes and state officials who gave a low priority to enforcing tax laws.
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