Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida, deems Biden’s iconic ‘Soul of the Country’ speech one of the’most repulsive’ addresses ever given by an American president, names him divisive, and brands any resistance to him a danger to the nation.
Biden’s Soul of the Nation speech was ‘one of the most disgusting speeches an American president has ever given,’ according to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, 43. ‘He ran as a unifier and he’s basically telling the vast majority of the country that disapproves of him that they’re a threat to the Republic,’ he said.
According to DeSantis, the American people have cause to condemn Biden, who he alleges refers to Republican opponents as “second-class Americans.”
He said Americans are angry over the border ‘disaster,’ for ‘kneecapping American energy,’ and for inflation. ‘The only Republicans he likes are Republicans who want to do his bidding,’ DeSantis said. Biden, 79, has since walked back his remarks about Republicans, saying he does not consider ‘any Trump supporter a threat to the country.
Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida, described Joe Biden’s ‘Soul of the Nation’ speech as ‘one of the most repulsive addresses’ ever made by an American president.
Friday, DeSantis, 43, appeared on The Ingraham Angle on Fox News to criticize Biden, 79, for labeling his opposition a national danger.
DeSantis said on Fox News, “I thought it was one of the most revolting statements an American president has ever delivered.”
He campaigned as a unifier, but he has essentially told the large majority of the population that opposes him that they are a danger to the Republic.
DeSantis went on to claim that Biden ‘dodders’ and ‘lash[es] out’ at those who oppose his views, but the governor of Florida feels that the American people have grounds to condemn the ‘American Nero’
Fox was informed, “He is a failing leader.” ‘ ‘At the end of the day, though, his policies are the reason why he faces so much resistance.’
We’ve seen what a mess it’s been since he came in and opened the border. He has crippled American energy, and we have seen how this has harmed millions upon millions of Americans. They have inflated money, and we have had one of the worst inflations in almost four decades.
Therefore, it is inevitable that people would be outraged about the destruction he has left in his path.
The 43-year-old governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, called Biden’s Soul of the Nation address ‘one of the most revolting addresses an American president has ever delivered.’ He said, “He campaigned as a unifier, but he’s essentially told the great majority of the population who disagree with him that they’re a danger to the Republic.”
Biden, 79, has subsequently retracted his remarks regarding Republicans, stating that he does not consider Trump supporters to be a danger to the nation.
DeSantis further said that ‘whoever is feeding [Biden’s] teleprompter’ is pushing the narrative in the Soul of the Nation address and that the White House refers to individuals who reject the president’s stance as’second-class citizens.’
The only Republicans he loves are the ones who support his agenda. If you oppose his awful policies, as we do in Florida, then he will attempt to write you out of the definition of who may be an American citizen.
Biden has already retracted his criticisms on Donald Trump’s MAGA followers, stating on Friday that he does not see any Trump fan as a danger to the nation.
In a prime-time talk on Thursday night on the peril to democracy, he had suggested that Trump and his followers were a threat to the country.
Republicans criticized Biden’s remarks as divisive, whilst Trump called Biden ‘crazy.’
DeSantis did not seem to believe the walk back was genuine, saying Fox: ‘I believe he is doing this to invigorate his base in preparation for a November thrashing.’
The governor of Florida also criticized Vice President Biden for his vaccination demands, particularly in respect to the military, whose presence at the event infuriated some.
Additionally, he said that Biden had “weaponized government agencies to mobilize” against individuals he dislikes.
DeSantis said on the Ingraham Angle, “I believe he will continue to do so.”