I still wanna work with the president, but so far in the first week, his agenda is not something I can really say that I m really happy with, said Giménez, who until his November victory served as mayor of Miami-Dade County.
One of the hosts asked Giménez what Biden should do to repair the grievances the congressman laid out. Giménez said he wanted the president to create policies that benefit the people of America and the people of the United States, mentioning immigration policies.
The congressman said he thinks it s a mistake for Biden to propose an eight-year path to citizenship to 11 million people currently living in the U.S. without legal status.
Gov. DeSantis spokesman Piccolo deletes Twitter account, resigns as Comms Director
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) â Governor Ron DeSantis Communications Director, Fred Piccolo, confirmed to ABC 27 he will exit and take a new position at the Department of Education, starting January 6, 2021.
Piccolo said he gave his notice on December 23, before âthe tweet.â
Based on Danny Rivero s tweet in response to Piccolo s, the Comms Director s tweet came in at 4 a.m. on Dec. 24.
Comms director for Governor DeSantis tweeted this at about 4am.
Shining light on hundreds of thousands of dead Americans is just trying to create a narrative that is not reality. https://t.co/0Cz5heBUsO Danny Rivero (@TooMuchMe) December 24, 2020
A spokesman for Gov. Ron DeSantis deactivated his Twitter account after he posted a tweet that photos of each dead COVID-19 victim should be balanced with 99 photos of people who survive the disease.
According to screenshots captured by a Miami Herald reporter and a reporter for WLRN, Fred Piccolo tweeted Wednesday in response to a photo gallery on COVID-19 victims and health care workers, “I’m wondering since 99% (of) Covid patients survive shouldn’t you have 99 photos of survivors for every one fatality? Otherwise you’re just trying to create a narrative that is not reality.”
The tweet has since been deleted.