Ah, Ron DeSantis….it’s been a long time.

Not really long enough if you ask me, this guy creeps me out every time I have to listen to him talk, he just makes my skin crawl.

I don’t ACTUALLY think he’s a creep, he just creeps me out with that voice if that makes sense.

I think he’s probably a good guy and he’s done a wonderful job in Florida, but man I can’t stand to listen to him.  And he’s always so dorky!

He tries so hard, and each time he tries to be cool it only makes him look that much dorkier.

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And that’s what just happened again here, but I do want to show it to you.

Here is Ron DeSantis presenting President Trump with a custom assassination coin and then thinking it’s the coolest thing ever as he proudly displays it to the press.

Watch here:

Look at President Trump’s body language and it will tell you all you need to know.

President Trump knows this is cringe and stands back and to the side a bit so the dorkiness does not land on him, while at the same time maintaining the same thing I just told you up above….President Trump makes no mention of the coin, he doesn’t want that tied to him, but he does point at Ron DeSantis and say “GOOD GUY!” a couple times, letting the Press and everyone else know Ron may be a huge dork but he is one of the good guys.

And that’s good enough for me.

Just look at Ron’s face here, bro come on:

Here’s a closer look at the coin, I froze the video and then upscaled a zoom in:

Look, the sentiment is nice and that’s good enough for me.

But please God Almighty in Heaven, I cannot do a 4-year term of DeSantis as President.  Please no!

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I will shut down this website before anyone forces me to do that.

I just can’t.

The voice?

The face?

For four years?

No!

Rubio.

Vance.

Let’s keep it serious with the professionals please!

Here’s more on the Florida campaign stop, from local WFLA:

With less than two weeks left to go, it’s now President Trump’s turn to make his appearance ahead of the Midterm Election.

President Trump will be back in his home state Friday, campaigning alongside Republican gubernatorial candidate, Congressman Byron Donalds.

The rally comes as their relationship remains in the news after Donalds’ team temporarily removed several references to Trump on his website. Voters questioned whether it was a way to try and create distance from the president, or just a website update.

“President Trump is still on the website,” Donalds said. “We have been planning to make website changes for two months, coming out of the primary. We threw the changes up, not thinking it was going to be some national story.”

And while the two prepare to reunite on stage Friday, national republicans said they see Florida as a key state they expect to keep red.

“This is the choice the good people of Florida face the next month,” Vance said. “It’s whether or not we continue to fight fraud and put Americans first, or whether we return to the failed policies of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.”

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Democrats, on the other hand, see Florida as a key state with seats they hope to flip.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders fired up voters in Tampa as he rallied behind Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon, who is challenging Republican incumbent Senator Ashley Moody.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.

 

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