The former Republican representative David Jolly of Florida was part of the dialogue table of ‘Deadline: White House’ on MSNBC where he offered his candid opinion on Which Republican Party 2024 presidential candidate is more dangerous for the United States: Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis.
“Donald Trump is a brutal and transnational politician that he will enter a room, he will try to crush the constitution, he will probably fail and the tribes will stop him, ”he said while acknowledging that the candidate for the White House “It leads to violence. He himself is a unique danger.”
While the governor of Florida had nothing more to say than poses a “much greater threat” and offered a full explanation of his comment.
“But Ron DeSantis, you have someone who He has the same fragile vanities of Donald Trump, the paranoia and executive abuse of Richard Nixon, a vision of religion, church and state like Pat Robertson and the discreet methodologies of Attorney General Bella Barr,” said the Florida resident.
Wallace also indicated that Trump could “try to overthrow the nation in a single day” while DeSantis “will do it by a thousand cuts.”
The cuts Walles is referring to are “tear our culture 100 years back to an earlier era to civil rights, normalizing a view of race and gender and progressive ideologies and LGBT issues that we continue to try to incorporate in the United States.”
After some analysis, Jolly Walles mentioned that both Trump like DeSantis represent a “real danger to the future of our country.”
This is not the first time that the former Republican representative has targeted Trump, in 2018 he resigned from the Republican Party in protest against the former presidentit’s also not one of those times that he talks loudly about DeSantis for his extremist policies.
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Source: La Opinion
