Florida Newspaper Rips GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis For Acting Like ‘Tyrannical' Trump
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And "like Trump, DeSantis keeps revealing his thin skin," wrote the editorial board of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
The editorial board of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel tore into Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday for his signing of a controversial bill that restricts voting rights. In a lengthy editorial, the newspaper’s board accused DeSantis — who only gave Fox News access to the signing ceremony — of acting increasingly “like his role model, the tyrannical Donald Trump, who picked petty fights with news outlets and cherry-picked reporters who tossed softball questions.” It was “another revealing glimpse of life under the iron-fisted rule of DeSantis in Florida, a place where the doors are shut tight to anyone who might question his wisdom or challenge his authority” and the “latest sign of DeSantis’ authoritarian grip” on the state, said the newspaper.
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