DeSantis wishes America a speedy recovery from Biden

 Washingon Examiner:

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis trolled President Joe Biden while wishing him a "speedy" recovery from his COVID-19 diagnosis during his speech at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit on Friday.

The governor, a rising GOP star who is speculated to be a top 2024 presidential contender, said that while Biden is recovering from his illness, the public would need to recover from Biden's presidency, including rampant inflation, stubbornly high gas prices, immigration, and other woes.

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"I must say he did test positive for COVID," DeSantis said. "And I want to, on the behalf of the state of Florida, wish President Biden a speedy recovery from COVID. And I also want to wish the United States of America a speedy recovery from Joe Biden."

Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday after seemingly avoiding the virus for the duration of the pandemic until that point. The president has received treatment and is working in isolation as he recovers from the virus, according to White House staff.

"He came in and cranked the printing presses, kneecapped American energy, and he also opened our southern border," DeSantis said. "And what we've seen in the last year and a half is the largest illegal migration into this country in the history of the United States of America. We have record human trafficking, we have record sex trafficking, and we have record drug trafficking."

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This looks like a prelude to the GOP campaign in the mid-term elections.  I think the theme is accurate. 

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