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Friday, September 1, 2023
This is how you do it - - This is leadership! Governor DeSantis Hurricane Idalia Update VIDEO
Watch this to see what leadership is - how you take control of a situation, even a situation as terrible as a hurricane. FL Governor Ron DeSantis shows what leadership is here:
It's encouraging to hear the man whose desk the buck stops on describing the measures being taken to restore pre-storm conditions ASAP.
Notice how differently he comes across to the public than do posturing politicians theatrically pointing blame at someone else. Our 'news' media obviously prefer such dramatic productions, but any citizen in the storm's path is more likely to prefer the Governor's clearly stated description of what's being done. Indeed, that's leadership.
Take this also as a clue to the Presidential election upcoming. The 'news' media obviously prefer the croaking bullfrogs who bluster their way into office by painting their opponents in grotesque colors. For real governance, it's all too likely that the best dramatic production will not be much benefit to the public once in office. Remember "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor?"
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It's encouraging to hear the man whose desk the buck stops on describing the measures being taken to restore pre-storm conditions ASAP.
Notice how differently he comes across to the public than do posturing politicians theatrically pointing blame at someone else. Our 'news' media obviously prefer such dramatic productions, but any citizen in the storm's path is more likely to prefer the Governor's clearly stated description of what's being done. Indeed, that's leadership.
Take this also as a clue to the Presidential election upcoming. The 'news' media obviously prefer the croaking bullfrogs who bluster their way into office by painting their opponents in grotesque colors. For real governance, it's all too likely that the best dramatic production will not be much benefit to the public once in office. Remember "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor?"
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