Trying to blame him on generational problems is only the beginning of media problems.
The media’s negative attitude towards Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is no longer a matter of course. The current situation is that we can count on any defamation seen in the media to be counterproductive.As covered This morning Joe Cunningham’s instinctive contempt for DeSantis’ request for vaccination was scorned by all previous news reports who tried to criticize him for promoting vaccines in an incorrect way Vaccination.
Another emerging story is far less sexy, but equally incompetent. At present, on the west coast of Florida, due to the outbreak of red tides, the problem of large numbers of Dead Sea creatures gathering on beaches and waterways is becoming more and more serious. This is the corrosive result of waste runoff into the Gulf of Mexico, which promotes the growth of algae, which can color water and be deadly to aquatic life.Hardly need to see how this will become a Potential blow Oppose DeSantis.
Politico accepted this, and from the beginning, the writer Bruce Rich managed to slide off the dock. “Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing a potential new crisis as he prepares for his re-election in 2022: thousands of tons of dead fish. “
Considering that red tides have been a problem for generations in the state, and that this situation can be traced back to the 1800s, it makes sense to call it a new crisis.The article even pointed out that one of the most serious algal blooms was just before DeSantis was elected, but this is a new Crisis, we are led to believe.
The rotation is more obvious in the frame of this work. Before they even get into the details of the governor’s actions and response, the first thing to do is to let the “critics” express their opinions on the way DeSantis handled the matter; coincidentally, the two critics discovered that they happened to be democratic in the general election next year. The party’s challengers to DeSantis, Charlie Christ and Nikki Fried.
Crist sounds serious because he said DeSantis “needs immediate action.” However, Ritchie did not correct the state representatives, even though they elaborated further in the article that the governor had been taking action, including the commissioned work that will be completed last Monday before Christ issues the decree. Nikki Fried commented that she had not received any news from the governor about this matter. Although her dispute with the governor might kill this communication, not contacting her does not mean inactivity.
In the end, the article elaborated that DeSantis was actually quite proactive on this issue. From the early days of his tenure, he set up a working group and allocated state funds to solve this problem-but this is not a strict Tallahassee solution. The mayor of St. Petersburg, Rick Kriseman, decided to politicize the matter-accusing DeSantis of politicizing the issue. For several reasons, this is not a prudent decision that the mayor believes.
The main point of discussion is that the governor did not declare a state of emergency regarding the recent flowering period, but DeSantis has already stated Stay out“They are those who say,’You must declare a state of emergency. So we asked them why? Well, they don’t know why. They only do this for a political topic. “
There are good reasons behind this decision. Funds have been established to address this issue, and the emergency order will transfer other funds for potential other emergencies in other parts of Florida.
De Santis told reporters at a press conference at the St. Petersburg Fish and Wildlife Institute that the area looks cleaner than a week ago because dead fish are being collected and state funds are flowing into measures to deal with algal blooms.
As for the reason for this persistent problem, Mayor Chrisman had better not raise this question. One of the main reasons for the proliferation of these algae is the injection of large amounts of human excrement. St. Petersburg’s water treatment has always been the source of problems-these problems predate the DeSantis government, but directly involve Kriseman’s decision.
Issued a sewage report on the city’s sewage treatment capacity and treatment capacity, See the Tampa Bay Times for details, Investigated the problem of 200 million gallons of sewage discharged into communities and waterways. The main reason cited was the closure of a major water recycling facility and the decision to block the expansion of other water facilities in response to flood emergencies. This money-saving effort based gambling proved to be disastrous because the area was hit by hurricanes and tropical storms, which caused flooding.
“The culture of the (St. Petersburg) leadership is deliberate and negligent indifferent to the known problems in its wastewater treatment system, which ultimately led to some of the largest wastewater discharges in the history of the state.” — Report of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Chrisman has been shown Downplay and underreport such incidentsIn addition, the 2018 incident was due to the city’s discharge of more than 2 million gallons of wastewater Passed multiple leaks within 3 monthsThese facilities are operated and funded by the municipalities, so for them, it implies that the governor is lax in solving the central problem, which means the definition of deflection.
This unconscious desire to attack DeSantis politically without fully examining specific issues continues. The media put these hits on AUTOMATIC, and local politicians like Rick Kriseman think they are dealing with a less skilled politician. The end result—often—becomes a bad reflection of the redress of accusations. Politico and Mayor Kriseman should reconsider their approach because they will only expose themselves to such low-level attacks.
