DeSantis record worries Dems whose governors have done much worse

 Red States:

New Poll and Letter Showing Support for DeSantis Explains Why Dems Are Flipping Out

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One of the signatories was George LeMieux, the Chief of Staff to Crist when he was governor.

But that’s not all. Not only is DeSantis leading in the state in the polls, some by double digits, but a new poll is showing DeSantis ahead by seven points with Hispanics and they support the flight of aliens that DeSantis sent to Martha’s Vineyard that caused many on the left to flip out.
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Not only did Florida Hispanics support the Vineyard move by seven points, 50 percent to 43 percent, but those born outside of the U.S. were even more in favor of it, by 11 points, 52 percent to 41 percent.
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When DeSantis is even picking up Democrat votes and Hispanic votes that Democrats need to win, you know that Crist is about to get crushed. If DeSantis has a big win, even after all they’ve thrown against him, it’s likely to make him even stronger for 2024.

No wonder Democrats are losing their minds.

DeSantis has been successful because he did the opposite of what the Democrats did during the pandemic.  He kept businesses and the schools open while blue state governors were doing lockdowns.  He ignored the liberal critics and Florida prospered as a result.

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