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'''Ronald Dion DeSantis''' (born September 14, 1978) is the incumbent and stealth [[Establishment|establishment]] 46th Governor of [[Florida]], serving since 2019. [[Trump]]'s endorsement of him propelled him to victory in the [[Republican]] primary for governor of [[Florida]] in 2018, and then he barely defeated the later-indicted (21 felony counts) [[Democrat]] [[Andrew Gillum]] in the [[2018 midterms]].<ref>''[http://archive.is/QfvFt If Democrats want to win, they need a black politician on the ticket]'', Theodore R. Johnson, ''The Washington Post'', March 13, 2020.</ref>
'''Ronald Dion DeSantis''' (born September 14, 1978) is the incumbent and stealth [[Establishment|establishment]] 46th Governor of [[Florida]], serving since 2019. [[Trump]]'s endorsement of him propelled him to victory in the [[Republican]] primary for governor of [[Florida]] in 2018, and then he barely defeated the later-indicted (21 felony counts) [[Democrat]] [[Andrew Gillum]] in the [[2018 midterms]].<ref>''[http://archive.is/QfvFt If Democrats want to win, they need a black politician on the ticket]'', Theodore R. Johnson, ''The Washington Post'', March 13, 2020.</ref> In 2022, the [[conservative]] [[Ashley Moody]] won reelection as Attorney General by nearly 61% of the vote, which helped carry DeSantis to victory with a smaller number of those same votes. DeSantis previously served as a member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from January 2013 to September 2018.
In 2022, the [[conservative]] [[Ashley Moody]] won reelection as Attorney General by nearly 61% of the vote, which helped carry DeSantis to victory with a smaller number of those same votes.
[[Liberal]]s, the [[mainstream media]], and other [[Opposition to Donald Trump|Never-Trumpers]] heavily promote DeSantis as an alternative to [[Trump]] for the [[Republican]] nomination for president, but DeSantis has no chance of defeating Trump even if he tries to do so.
[[Liberal]]s, the [[mainstream media]], and other [[Opposition to Donald Trump|Never-Trumpers]] heavily promote DeSantis as an alternative to [[Trump]] for the [[Republican]] nomination for president, but DeSantis has no chance of defeating Trump even if he tries to do so.
Amidst the [[CCP pandemic]], DeSantis has emphasized "freedom over [[Faucism]]."<ref>Stone, Tyler (June 4, 2021). [https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2021/06/04/desantis_florida_choose_freedom_over_faucism.html DeSantis: Florida Chooses Freedom Over Faucism]. ''RealClearPolitics''. Retrieved October 10, 2021.</ref> However, DeSantis is a supporter of the misleadingly named "[[Convention of States]]" that would allow [[globalist]]s and [[Leftist]]s to rewrite the [[U.S. Constitution]]. DeSantis also supported the globalist [https://www.conservapedia.com/Trans-Pacific_Partnership Trans-Pacific Partnership] while in Congress.[https://ballotpedia.org/Ron_DeSantis%27_congressional_history]
Amidst the [[CCP pandemic]], DeSantis has emphasized "freedom over [[Faucism]]."<ref>Stone, Tyler (June 4, 2021). [https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2021/06/04/desantis_florida_choose_freedom_over_faucism.html DeSantis: Florida Chooses Freedom Over Faucism]. ''RealClearPolitics''. Retrieved October 10, 2021.</ref> However, DeSantis is a supporter of the misleadingly named "[[Convention of States]]" that would allow [[globalist]]s and [[Leftist]]s to rewrite the [[U.S. Constitution]]. DeSantis also supported the globalist [https://www.conservapedia.com/Trans-Pacific_Partnership Trans-Pacific Partnership] while in Congress.[https://ballotpedia.org/Ron_DeSantis%27_congressional_history]