Ron DeSantis can deny climate change all he wants. In Florida, nature has the last word.

[Zorro]

Without bad luck, Florida governor Ron DeSantis would have no luck at all.

After a Hindenburg of a presidential campaign, he is back to governing the only way he knows how — not by trying to help people, but by trying to get their goat.

In keeping with this curious public policy style, on May 15 he signed legislation wiping any reference to climate change from his state’s agencies and blocking a grab-bag of clean energy initiatives, from off-shore windmills to ensuring gas stoves would run on gas.

This, fresh off his bold move to block the commercial use of lab-grown meat, a circumstance that doesn’t exist and probably never will.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columns/2024/05/27/ron-desantis-denying-climate-change-will-cost-taxpayers-in-the-end/73816031007/

[Raven123]

1. The insurance industry disagrees with DeSantis

They speak very loudly with their premiums

[no_hypocrisy]

2. DeSantis is lucky that Joe Biden doesn't hold up FEMA aid after the

first FL hurricane, conditioned on DeSantis publicly admitting that climate change is real.

[Biophilic]

3. DeSantis is an idiot.

As a Floridian I’m appalled to be linked with this too stupid to be true jerk.

[Dulcinea]

4. Please tell me this shitstain is term limited.

He needs to just go away FOREVER. He makes Brian Kemp look sane & rational, & trust me, that's no small feat.

[Biophilic]

5. Yup, 2025, but he has other plans such as senator or president or ambassador or whatever he can get his hands on.

It is always all about desantis. So, unfortunately, I don't think he plans on going away for a long, long time.