DeSantis makes the case against Biden administration

 Fox News:

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warned that America might never "recover" from another four years of a Biden presidency.

During a spin room interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity post-debate on Wednesday, DeSantis spoke about his plan to use the military "to take on the drug cartels" that are "killing tens of thousands of our citizens."

"I'm going to do it," DeSantis said. "I'm not just going to get in office and say, ‘forget about it.’"

"So people should know that now's the time to get it done. I think our country, if we get another four years of this, I don't know… If we recover."

"I really don't," he added.

During the debate, DeSantis said the "rich men north of Richmond" in Washington, D.C., have put Americans in the economic "situation" they find themselves in.

DeSantis was asked about Virginia musician Oliver Anthony's hit song "Rich Men North of Richmond" during Wednesday's Republican presidential debate.

The GOP presidential candidate said our "country is in decline" but that the "decline is not inevitable."

"It's a choice. We need to send Joe Biden back to his basement and reverse American decline," DeSantis said. "And it starts with understanding we must reverse Bidennomics so that middle-class families have a chance to succeed again."

"We cannot succeed as a country if you are working hard and you can't afford groceries, a car or a new home while Hunter Biden can make hundreds of thousands of dollars on lousy paintings," he continued. "That is wrong."

DeSantis said America "also cannot succeed when the Congress spends trillions and trillions of dollars" and that those "rich men north of Richmond have put us in this situation."
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DeSantis has obvious political skills when it comes to identifying the problems and creating a solution.  Biden's incompetence has certainly aided DeSantis, who kept Florida open for business when others were shutting down their economy.  Biden responding to COVID-19 by accelerating inflation to the highest point in decades.  Florida prospered and gained population while Democrat-led California lost jobs and population.

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