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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis steps up his past criticism of California, praising Sunshine State’s “futures thinking” “Hannity” Thursday.
“See what happened in california “Unfortunately, it shows that the failures that we discussed that night exacerbated a really dire situation,” DeSantis said of the 2023 debate with Gov. Gavin Newsom. “Unfortunately, it shows that the failures that we were talking about that night exacerbated a really dire situation,” DeSantis said of water or forest management. It is ideology that has caught up with this trend. “
“This is the way of thinking of the past. Florida is the way of thinking of the future.”
California leaders have faced intense scrutiny since wildfires broke out in the Golden State last week. However, criticism of the country’s “leftist ideology” is not new.
“You almost have to try to mess up California. That’s what Gavin Newsom has done since he became governor,” DeSantis said during the meeting. “Hannity” Special November 30, 2023. “The reality is they failed because of his left-wing ideology.”
In the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires, many have expressed concerns about California Democratic leaders’ policies, including funding for first responders, especially during The incoming Trump administration Ready to take office.
DeSantis told Fox News host Sean Hannity that Americans will see “states like Florida take seriously their responsibility to uphold the law and want to work constructively with the new administration, and states like California There’s a huge contrast between trying harder when you fail.”
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The executive singled out immigration and border security as the most important areas of comparison.
“when After Donald Trump took office, He will take the border and illegal immigration issues seriously. California is a sanctuary state. Los Angeles is a sanctuary city. They will fight him every step of the way. They won’t cooperate. In Florida…we are not a sanctuary state. Our first year as governor we banned sanctuary cities. “
DeSantis vowed that his state would “do our part” in supporting Trump’s agenda and urged other states to “step up” in support.
“We’re going to commit resources. We’re going to be able to do a lot of things to really have an impact. I think you’re going to see very serious, positive changes, very quickly,” he said.
“As Republicans, we’ve been talking about illegal immigration Spent decades on the border. Now is the time to put up or shut up. President Trump cannot do this alone. He needs support from Congress, and he needs states to step up and supplement their efforts. “
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