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I promised myself nothing partisan during the Joe Biden/Ron DeSantis visit today. Florida got wrecked by Hurricane Ian. It sends a good message to the country to see the two rivals working together and setting aside petty bullplop. There are more important issues at hand, like making sure Floridians get back on their feet. Something I invite you all to do via The Red Cross and/or an assortment of other charities.
Now is not a time for politics. Though if it was a time for politics, and I were someone like Ron DeSantis who may or may not be considering a run for president, I'd imagine I'd be very happy today.
Again, this isn't about politics. I can't stress this enough. Zero. Politics. Had this been about politics, I doubt Joe Biden would praise what a remarkable job Ron DeSantis has been doing.
Like, imagine you knew neither man and someone showed you two pictures asking you to identify who the President of the United States is. This is your first photo.
This is the other photo to choose from.
But again, this is not a political post. Let the left politicize Hurricane Ian and the recovery. We'll be the ones who can set down our weapons for an afternoon and appreciate knowing that even in 2022, even though the instinct to be a troll remains strong, we can applaud seeing a Republican and a Democrat come together for the good of the American people.
Thank you Governor DeSantis. Thank you President Brandon. We the People needed to see that two of you working together.
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October 05, 2022 at 03:35PM - Brodigan
Twitter can't help but notice how natural President DeSantis looks during Hurricane Ian visit with Joe Biden
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