#ron-desantis

#ron-desantis

DeSantis faces a challenge as Republican lawmakers assert independence and resist his agenda, signaling a shift in political dynamics in Florida.

DeSantis firmly opposes welcoming the Tate brothers to Florida, contrasting sharply with the Trump administration's previous stance.

Gov. DeSantis took initiative in renaming the Gulf of Mexico, preempting Trump's presidential action.

A shooting at Florida State University left two dead, prompting calls for action from students directing criticism at political leaders.

DeSantis defended Trump's comments on California's wildfires, criticizing media bias in political narratives during natural disasters.

Governor DeSantis is avoiding calls from Vice President Harris and President Biden regarding storm recovery efforts, citing political motives.

DeSantis and Poilievre show the challenges of replicating Trumpism without Trump's charisma.

Both candidates faltered in their political endeavors despite initial promise.

Governor DeSantis halted the University of Florida's search for a new dean after concerns about candidates' DEI affiliations.

The court dismissed Florida's lawsuit against federal higher education accreditation, affirming the constitutionality of the accrediting system.

Florida lawmakers propose allowing teenagers to work unlimited hours to replace immigrant workers in tourism and agriculture.

Florida law now mandates cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, shifting power from Governor DeSantis to a new state board.

Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in state arts funding for 2025, affecting various institutions and creating financial uncertainty.

Florida's governor dismissed early damage estimates from analysts after Hurricane Milton, highlighting uncertainty in storm damage assessments.

Florida allows concealed carry without a permit but not open carry; Governor DeSantis supports changing this legislation.

Florida officially rebranded the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America amid severe winter weather warnings.

Florida enacts strict immigration laws, increasing penalties and requiring local cooperation with federal officials.

Trump is reconsidering Pete Hegseth for defense secretary amidst drinking allegations, prompting discussions about his unusual candidate choices and possible replacements.

Trump is contemplating replacing Hegseth with DeSantis for Secretary of Defense, creating tension due to their past rivalry.

Trump's pick for Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth, faces challenges that could lead to Ron DeSantis being considered as his replacement.

Ron DeSantis's endorsement of Trump solidified Trump's steadfast control over the Republican party, defeating potential challengers.

Nikki Haley's candidacy as the anti-Trump candidate highlighted the challenges within the party but ultimately fell short.

Vice President Kamala Harris condemned Trump's insensitivity towards storm disasters and stressed the need for collaboration among state and federal agencies.

DeSantis aligns closely with Trump on military and border policies, positioning himself as a strong candidate for defense secretary.

Donald Trump chose Pete Hegseth over Ron DeSantis for Secretary of Defense due to concerns within his circle.

Trump remains committed to Hegseth despite ongoing negative press and controversy.

Hurricane Milton is a category 3 storm posing a severe threat to Florida, prompting mass evacuations and emergency preparations across the state.

FEMA was accused of biased disaster relief against homes supporting Trump during Hurricane Milton, prompting an investigation ordered by DeSantis.

Florida is under a state of emergency due to Hurricane Milton, anticipated to cause significant storm impacts and require mass evacuations.

Kamala Harris struggled to engage meaningfully during a hurricane briefing, focusing more on self-promotion than disaster response.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis reassured residents about evacuations and denounced misinformation claiming collusion with FEMA during Hurricane Milton's landfall.

DeSantis is using taxpayer funds to suppress pro-choice advertisements to maintain Florida's unpopular six-week abortion ban, threatening media with legal action.

A lawsuit has been filed against DeSantis for violating the First Amendment by threatening criminal penalties against stations airing pro-choice ads.

Florida's Amendment 4 seeks to enshrine abortion rights amidst legal threats against media in relation to political advertising.