Make America Florida® eh?
Huh… just not seeing it…
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make america 
lordia?
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only in his brain does the shape of the state look like an “F”
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The entire design is just awful and the embroidery looks cheap. Very on-brand
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Made in China?
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He’s officially running now?
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He should move the Florida/gun shape f to the front and make his slogan “F America.”
Ron desantis: F America.
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It sucks that I have to go there to see my biological mother’s grave.
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he’s slated to do a kick off event with musk tomorrow
https://text.npr.org/1177817806
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to announce his run for president on Wednesday during a Twitter Spaces event alongside Twitter’s Executive Chairman Elon Musk.
During a Wall Street Journal event on Tuesday, when asked if he was hosting a discussion with DeSantis, Musk confirmed the event.
"“I will be interviewing Ron DeSantis and he has quite an announcement to make.” Musk teased.
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Hopefully the Twitter security team is on the ball, and there’s absolutely no possibility of virtual dong-copters invading the event!
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twitter crashing would be icing on the tim scott cake
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There are all kinds of relief and support programs here that the GOP wants to end:
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Not quite sure where this belongs. Seems a bit too political for Odd Stuff.
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Just gonna leave this here:
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I dunno Davy.
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The Texas legislature passed a series of bills on Monday that amounted to a sweeping power grab giving Republicans more control over how elections are run and administered in the state’s most populous Democratic county, which includes the city of Houston and is home to nearly 5 million people.
One bill would allow the secretary of state, who is appointed by the state’s Republican governor, Greg Abbott, to remove local election officials for “good cause” based on a “recurring pattern of problems with election administration.” Under SB 1933, a person involved in the election process could submit a complaint about a county election office to the secretary of state’s office, which could then usurp the power of local officials for something as minor as a voting machine malfunction that prevents someone from casting a ballot. There would be no opportunity for the county to challenge or appeal the decision. The bill applies solely to “large urban areas” with 4 million people or more. Only Houston’s Harris County, the state’s largest blue county, falls into that category.
A second bill, SB 1750, abolishes the position of election administrator in counties with a population of more than 3.5 million. Once again, only Harris County fits that definition.
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