@marklevinshow There isn’t one word of truth to that entire statement and you know it. I can’t believe all these people who know better, but continue to spread lies and misinformation.
@krassenstein I don’t believe one word of this. I wouldn’t put it past them to created this story for their own benefit. I’ve seen threats on Biden and his family members why don’t they go after those people and arrest them. I’m not sure about this story…
@tomzoellner @andrevezina9 @patriottakes Do you believe that he made the statement that he could shoot someone and kill them in the middle of Times Square and get away with it? Because I heard him say that myself. If so it’s more than likely he made those kind statements many times over the years.
@BeverlyMann19@PoliticusSarah I didn’t hear him reply no. All I heard was an excuse and twisting the question into more word salad. They are afraid of Trump because they are all involved jan 6 and trying to take over the country. They didn’t expect trump to get caught.
Show us the money: Casey DeSantis campaigned heavily for people to contribute to the Florida Disaster Fund after Hurricane Ian devastated parts of Florida, and raised $63 million dollars, vowing to "cut through any red tape and bureaucracy."
But while thousands of hurricane victims are still suffering, a report by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel revealed that $9 million dollars remains in the account, unused.
Casey DeSantis has been seen at fancy campaign events for her husband, while 1,082 families are still seeking relief from black mold and storm-related damage, having to stay in RVs or other temporary housing.
Laurie Styron, executive director of CharityWatch, says that people donate to charities out of a desire to directly help those in need. "So if you still have people who are unhoused, buried in debt as a result of disaster losses, or otherwise not back on their feet, it is safe to say that the intentions of donors are not being honored,” Styron said.
Floridians, and other Americans who have donated to the relief fund, deserve answers for why the funds have not been allocated. Should an independent party step in to investigate why the funds have not been disbursed? Do you think DeSantis plans to use it as a slush fund?
@Coste1Costello@PuestoLoco@GOP Actually, September 2021, Cannon accepted an all-expenses paid trip to attend a six-day “colloquium seminar” held by George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia School of Law, according to an annual financial disclosure Cannon filed. Leonard Leo donated $30M rebranding the school.