DeSantis has frightened NY Times into seeing Trump's good qualities

 David Strom:

Ron DeSantis is scaring the hell out of the Left. This makes me very very happy. As a huge fan of DeSantis I get shivers of delight every time the Leftists attack him.

How scared are they? Scared enough that they are developing a new appreciation for famed Devil, Russian mole, and confederate insurrectionist Donald Trump.

Suddenly Trump is a charming eccentric with soft edges, unlike the meaner and more competent Florida governor. It’s almost as if all those mean things said about Trump weren’t entirely warranted.

What makes Ron DeSantis so much worse than Devil…I mean Donald…Trump?

He is really really good at owning the libs in a way that is difficult for them to fight back, while Trump is much easier to demonize. Worse, he understands how to use the levers of power in a way that leaves Leftists much more helpless than Trump ever did. They haven’t figured out how to combat him, and screaming NAZI!!! a thousand times hasn’t had the intended effect. DeSantis is on a roll and panic is setting in in both Washington and DC.

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Both men fight back against the leftist like few past Republicans and the media is not used to being so successfully rebuffed.  DeSantis frustrates them like not even Trump could.  His sending the migrants to Marth's Vineyard was a brilliant stroke that exposed the lies of the sanctuary left along with their hypocrisy.

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