DeSantis blasts the media fraud merchants

 Mike Miller:

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DeSantis also tore into those in the media who continue to complain about those who continue to complain about the 2020 election results.

“They talked about complaining about 2020? They never accepted Donald Trump. They created and manufactured a conspiracy theory to try to drive him out office and to kneecap him and his presidency and we know it was false. We know that there was no truth to it.”

Toss in stage 4 TDS-riddled House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and it was clear from the outset that these people were never going to give Trump a break, much less a win, even if it meant spending some of their own political capital, which they did — behaving like sore-ass losers in the process — hell yes, they did.

DeSantis almost demanded an apology from the lapdog media, knowing full well an apology will never come, thus providing the Florida governor license to keep the Democrat sock puppets on full blast:

“Have any of them actually apologized? Heck, have any of them even said, ‘We were wrong about that.’? No, they give each other awards. They actually award Pulitzer Prizes for reporting false stories.”

“So that’s where we are,” DeSantis said, “They gaslight. They display partisanship. They smear people. It’s all to create a blizzard of lies, trying to blind the American people from the actual truth. And so we live in Orwellian times in which the powers that be want to tell us that up is down and left is right.”

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This has been one of the themes here at PrairiePundit for some time.   I am glad to see that someone like DeSantis is calling them on their politics of fraud.  One more thing I would add is that the Democrats rode that fraud in the 2018 election to get an illegitimate congressional election win.  The Pelosi Congress was built on the lies perpetrated by Democrats and their media allies.  These liars need to be swept from office in 2022 and 2024.

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