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  If DeSantis fails to get beyond Governor of Florida than all his legacy will be the serious mess that he left, the already disastrous, state of Florida in. 
  The further the state of Florida turns to the right the worse a place it becomes to live. 
  I hope that’s the legacy DeSantis receives. That his punishment for sacrificing Florida to his higher political aspirations results in the resulting failure being his legacy.
context: The will of the majority of people in Florida seems to be to have a dictator running their state -  in which case they would revel in his flouting of common decency. >
  
  Sadly that is true. I don't understand what is going on in Florida, but DeSantis won reelection by nearly 20 points. The judge in question is a piece of shit, but if the people of Florida don't want piece of shit judges they shouldn't vote for piece of shit governors >
  
  They ran an ex republican as the democratic candidate. >
  
  given my choices I voted for Crist but it felt dirty >
  
  Same. Wouldve been nice to have someone who didnt suck as an option but this election was such a sham. >
  
  I voted Fried in the primary. I wonder how people thought Crist was a good idea. Been there, done that. >
  
  Fried had zero chance of winning. I’ll say that while I agree with a lot of things she says, the idea of her still upsets me. She was essentially placed in the commissioner of agriculture position because her significant other has massive holdings in the marijuana industry, and having her in office helped clear the way for that. The fact she writes her name as Nicole “Nikki” Fried also comes off completely childish. Call yourself whatever you want, but don’t go with quotes on your business card. Basically, the fact that she is the best FL has to offer is just sad. >
  
  This is the forced birther judge who decided an underage girl would be denied an abortion because she had bad grades in school >
  
  Fascism wants to decide your life for you. Fuck these people. >
  
  To be clear: this isn't "nevermind the will of the people", this is literally: "I am deliberately acting in spite of the will of the people."
  Often people say "Why does Putin tell obviously lies?" And Russians will tell you: "The obvious lie is part of the power and control. It says 'we know you know, and we don't give a fuck, never forget that."
  That's what Ronald McDesantis is doing here. >
  
  Yes pretty much and Florida is letting him do it. And in 3 years they will be: “why did Florida get so bad for everyone… oh wait…” >
  
  It's the same people that are like "Yay democracy but only for me and my friends" >
  
  What do you expect from a Party whose leader advocates ‘terminating the constitution’ and a Christian theocracy.