It’s reached the point where seeing the DeSantis name in the title would lead to “what did they do wrong this time”? ! “
It’s not surprising that the press continues to hype the position of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (Ron DeSantis), just like there are so many uncooked pasta on the wall. Hope something will stick. Surprisingly, given the past record So many failed clicks In that person this year, at some point, you would expect them to conduct due diligence and actually get a correct story.
Instead, this week has issued more equally incompetent blows to Republican governors, both nationally and locally. One of the strange attacks on him was a video clip of him recently encouraging residents of the state to get vaccinated. Florida has seen a surge of new cases, which actually led to a new peak in the number of new vaccinations. The position taken by the media is that DeSantis changed his position on vaccines,”He does not approve of vaccination,” they claimed.
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Most of the previous attempts to criticize DeSantis have focused on his vaccine work. Remember the “60 Minutes” attempt to crack down on his deal to let Publix grocery store distribute vaccines? The CBS News program did a facelift because they demonized his efforts to quickly and widely provide free vaccines. He was also criticized for allegedly favoring Republican voters with vaccines, but in fact, it was revealed that the state had received additional vaccines and he was delivering the vaccines to communities with concentrated elderly residents. He was also scorched for fighting against CDC, but moved the elderly to the forefront of the vaccine production line… They claim that the person today is anti-vaccine.
This led Politico to make a stupid claim this week, saying that DeSantis’ stance on the vaccine issue led to Anti-vaccine conservatives came for DeSantis, They described him as “Sold out. “Go out the door and you see the problem. How can people who have been promoting vaccines since the advent of vaccines suddenly cause controversy in the minds of anti-vaccineists? If so, they will be angry with him in February, When he started to encourage residents. Now, about those complaints.
He is facing strong opposition from the anti-vaccine faction on the political basis.It’s the same people who praised him and helped him on the national stage because he didn’t interfere with the virus.
Please note that “group” is used here. Politico quoted Michael Flynn’s comments on the podcast about not letting political correctness dominate your vaccine decision. The publication then pointed out that Stew Peters, the host of conservative radio, called DeSantis “selled out” by recent encouragement. And… that’s it. Two conservative voices, rather than very prominent voices, came up with them to support this compelling title. But technically, we can say that they are correct…using plurals.
At the same time, in South Florida, the local newspaper Sun-Sentinel responded to a press conference held by DeSantis, where he discussed the use of masks in schools, and the school will reopen in the next few weeks. He announced that a mandatory ban on wearing masks will be issued in all districts, but the details are that this does not prevent children and/or their parents from choosing to wear masks.
Forcing children to wear masks is a bad policy. Parents are best able to decide whether they want their children to wear masks in school. Neither bureaucrats nor local authorities in Washington should be able to overturn the parents’ decision. pic.twitter.com/1TyFByAaWf
— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) July 28, 2021
Local newspapers were sold in another way, and Christine Pushaw, the press secretary of DeSantis, asked them about this.
— Christina Pushaw (@ChristinaPushaw) July 30, 2021
The label at the bottom says it all. The newspaper deleted the original post and issued a revised version. This is at least more accurate, even if it is still constructed in a specific way.
Governor of Florida @RonDeSantisFL Said he would sign an executive order that would allow parents to ignore the mask-wearing regulations imposed by Broward School. https://t.co/mONuf2ZK24
-South Florida Sun Sentinel (@SunSentinel) July 30, 2021
Asking them to be named for misleading in order to obtain a more correct version of the report explains not only the problems seen in the media, but also the tendency of many media to deal with stories from a single perspective. When it comes to Ron DeSantis, the media is eager to claim that he is incorrect, and much less energy is spent on making the story correct.
