One of the prominent papers in the state of Florida is South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and last Wednesday the paper offered up a piece from the Editorial Board that scorched DeSantis on a number of perceived aggressions. After referring to him as a “dictator” (a headline that was surreptitiously changed) the op-ed listed a number of examples of their charge, including opening the state for the citizens, removing lockdown restrictions on a local level, and signing a number of problematic bills.
Sure, nothing describes a tyrant better than granting people liberty and rolling back government mandates.
Then the next day saw the governor acting in a fashion that made the press lose their collective minds. DeSantis signed the voter integrity law during an appearance on the morning show Fox & Friends, and he did not announce this event to the press. Those journalists racing to the scene found the doors locked, forcing them to peer through windows to watch. The journalists howled over