Ron DeSantis is very confused.
DeSantis was asked if he would sign a federal six-week abortion ban if he was president. He didn’t answer, saying he was “going to stand on the side of life.”
Then
He said he would continue to fight illegal immigration, repeating his pledge that suspected drug smugglers crossing the border should be shot “stone cold dead” on sight.
Get the picture it can not be both ways.
When Ron DeSantis strode onto the stage in April in front of almost 10,000 students at Liberty University, he did so with an introduction from the school’s chancellor, pastor Jonathan Falwell, son of legendary televangelist Jerry Falwell. The chancellor noted that the university took pride in inviting speakers “who have brought wisdom to this idea of what it means to be a champion for Christ.”
DeSantis took the opportunity to paraphrase Jesus’ words in the Book of John, when he promised believers they would be rewarded if they followed him.
Ron DeSantis boasted Friday 7/21/23 about his lengthy list of endorsements and support in Utah, telling a group of backers in the deeply religious state that he was driven by faith in God more than political ideology.