Ron DeSantis was smacked down yet again this week by the same judge that smacked him down
last week, a judge that he himself appointed to the bench.
But this week, the judge told Ron DeSantis that no, I'm not gonna continue the stay on
the order that I issued a couple weeks ago, a week or two ago, whatever it was.
And in fact, as of right now, we're moving forward with the midterms, with the map that
I, the judge created for you last week, DeSantis of course had drawn his own map.
After the Florida state legislature gave him that authority.
That's supposed to reside with them after a month's long battle where DeSantis insisted
that they break up a predominantly black district in north Florida, because that darn district
kept on voting for Democrats.
And by the way, there was another predominantly black district in, uh, central Florida that
they also broke up into two Republican districts.
So basically the way DeSantis had drawn it, 20 of Florida's 28 congressional districts
were solidly Republican.
Whereas if he hadn't broken up those two districts, you would only have 18 out of 28 solidly Republican
districts.
And that's not good enough.
And that's the overall theme here.
And it's a theme that I'm not seeing enough people talk about, cuz I'm actually not seeing
anybody talk about absolute power is still not enough.
Right?
DeSantis has a Republican controlled state, uh, uh, house of representatives, Republican
controlled state Senate, Republican controlled state Supreme court, Republican in the governor's
mansion, which is him not good enough.
It's not gonna be good enough for this man until he has every single seat in that legislature
occupied by a Republican, both at the state level and the federal level.
Then, then it will be sufficient.
But as long as there remains a Democrat in office, as long as there remains a district
that continues to vote for Democrats here in the state of Florida, Ron DeSantis is coming
after you because even with all the power he has now, it's never enough.
And that is the most terrifying thing about Ron DeSantis.
He already has absolute power in the state.
Florida has a majority of Republican representatives in Washington, DC.
Both of our senators are Republicans never enough.
It's never enough.
This power hungry monster running this state of Florida will never be satiated.
He has to have more.
He has to have more power.
He has to be
Able to oppress his people, which we have seen from the legislation that he has been
putting forth for the last 18 months.
This is what we could expect from this man.
If he runs for president and wins a power hungry, Donald Trump wanna be that unfortunately
appears to appeal to a lot more people than Donald Trump ever could.
Thankfully, as I mentioned, there's at least one judge in the state of Florida who again
was put there by DeSantis that continues to tell him no that continues to tell him quote,
you're causing irreparable harm by trying to break up these districts.
And I'm not going to allow it.
I mean, at this point, DeSantis has lost so much in court with regard to his, uh, uh,
redistricting map, starting to think he has a kink for being publicly shamed by these
judges, but either way, this man wants absolute power and he apparently will stop at nothing
to get it.