#desantis 2024

A constitutional convention is a TERRIBLE IDEA.

I can't stress this enough. Think of every politician you know. Not just the one or two you like. Not just Donald Trump and the Republicans who backed him (and mostly flip flopped on that backing depending on what they thought would give them the best chance of being reelected), not just DeSantis, but all of them. Would you trust AOC to rewrite the constitution? Because you bet your ass the Democrats will be taking her input, if not actively having her write her version to put up for a vote. Even when it gets rejected, some of what she writes will make it in when the Republicans inevitably cave on important stances in the interest of another mostly one sided "compromise". Don't believe me? Look how many traitors are supporting the gun control lite that's currently going through congress.

Would you trust Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell to stand up for the principals of limited government and personal freedom? Would you trust the people voting on any new constitution to even read it, let alone understand what it is they're voting for? Would you trust the voting machines to properly tally ratification votes? Would you trust groups like BLM and Everytown for Gun Safety to have input? Would you trust politicians with ties to China, Soros, and the WEF to put the interests of the country ahead of global interests? Would you trust the media to accurately report on what's in each draft of the new constitution? Would you trust Google and Facebook to not censor the drafts that get put online? Would you trust any of these people or groups with your rights?

Think of everyone you talk to online. Think of your friends and family. Think of your coworkers. Would you want them rewriting the constitution? Would you trust them with your rights?

Desantis Encounters Resistance In Florida

Desantis Encounters Resistance In Florida As Electorate Grows Weary Of Battle Against Woke Culture In an unexpected twist, the political landscape in Florida took a surprising turn as a series of culture war proposals championed by Governor Ron DeSantis faced rejection in the state’s legislature. The failure of these bills, which included a controversial proposal to ban rainbow flags from public buildings, signifies a notable shift in the dynamics of Florida’s political scene and suggests a growing pushback against the governor’s aggressive “war on woke” initiatives.

Governor Ron DeSantis, known for his staunch conservative stance and unwavering commitment to what he terms the “war on woke,” has been a polarizing figure in Florida politics. His proposed bills were emblematic of a broader national trend where politicians seek to address what they perceive as a threat to traditional values and push back against what they see as excessive political correctness.

The rejection of the bill banning rainbow flags from public buildings is particularly noteworthy, as it reflects a tangible resistance to what critics argue is an infringement on individual freedoms and an attempt to stifle expression of diverse identities. The rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride, has become a widely recognized emblem of inclusivity and acceptance, and the attempt to prohibit its display in public spaces sparked considerable controversy and opposition.

This legislative setback for Governor DeSantis may signal a growing dissatisfaction among lawmakers and constituents alike with the perceived overreach of the “war on woke” initiatives. It appears that a more moderate faction within the legislature, as well as a groundswell of public sentiment, has coalesced to resist these culture war measures, emphasizing a desire for a more inclusive and tolerant political environment.

The rejection of these bills underscores the complex and evolving nature of culture war issues in American politics. While some segments of the population may support a conservative agenda, there is an equally vocal and active constituency advocating for a more progressive and inclusive approach. Florida’s legislature’s refusal to pass these controversial measures may signal a broader shift in priorities, as lawmakers respond to the diverse opinions and values of their constituents.