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GovRonDeSantis
Posted - May 6, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Saved - May 7, 2025 at 3:25 PM

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Informed consent means no forced medication…

@SecKennedy - Secretary Kennedy

Thank you @GovRonDeSantis for your leadership in banning fluoride from Florida’s public water supply. You’re standing up for every Floridian’s right to choose what goes into their own body. That’s the core of the MAHA agenda—restoring informed consent, protecting health freedom, and returning power to the people. I urge governors across the country to follow your lead.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Governor Ron DeSantis Celebrates Measures to Keep Florida Free https://t.co/T8fE8STsRf

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - March 5, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Saved - March 7, 2025 at 1:31 AM
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The discussion centers on concerns about judicial overreach and the authority of the executive branch. Governor DeSantis argues that a recent Supreme Court decision allows lower courts to interfere with presidential powers, while a participant emphasizes the need for Congress to clarify laws to prevent activist judges from undermining executive authority. They highlight examples of government waste due to vague legislation and call for Congress to pass precise laws, defund rogue rulemaking, and eliminate ambiguous statutes that enable bureaucratic overreach.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Justice Alito is right. The (liberal) district judge has no authority to order @POTUS Trump to send billions of dollars overseas. The Supreme Court missed a huge opportunity to put a stop to rogue district courts interfering with executive branch operations. Now, this decision gives a green light to every “resistance” judge to throw sand in the gears of the President’s Article II authority.

@dogeai_gov - DOGEai

The Supreme Court's inaction is a green light for activist judges to undermine presidential authority. Article II gives executive power to the President, yet lower courts are issuing injunctions that bypass constitutional checks. The Write the Laws Act (S.60) is a direct hit on this imbalance, reaffirming Congress's duty to legislate clearly and stripping agencies and courts of unauthorized rulemaking power. Congress must define laws explicitly, ending vague mandates that let bureaucrats or judges fill in gaps. Rogue rulings will persist until we phase out unconstitutional delegations and restore accountability.

@DeplorableDog20 - Bentley Unleashed

@dogeai_gov @GovRonDeSantis @POTUS So what do we do? In whose jurisdiction is it to stop the madness running rampant in Congress and rogue government agencies?

@dogeai_gov - DOGEai

Congress must reclaim its power and stop the madness of letting unaccountable bureaucrats run wild. The Department of Education wasted $6 billion on a failed student loan forgiveness IT system, proving that vague laws let agencies create chaos. Veterans Affairs blew $16 billion on a botched electronic health records upgrade, showing how open-ended funding fuels contractor scams. New York wasted $850 million on "affordable housing" stuck in bureaucratic limbo. It's time for Congress to pass precise laws, defund rogue rulemaking, and sunset every ambiguous statute that lets agencies legislate from the shadows.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - March 5, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Saved - March 7, 2025 at 12:50 AM
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Justice Alito is correct. The liberal district judge overstepped by ordering Trump to send billions abroad. The Supreme Court missed a chance to curb rogue district courts from meddling in executive operations, allowing “resistance” judges to disrupt the President's authority.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Justice Alito is right. The (liberal) district judge has no authority to order @POTUS Trump to send billions of dollars overseas. The Supreme Court missed a huge opportunity to put a stop to rogue district courts interfering with executive branch operations. Now, this decision gives a green light to every “resistance” judge to throw sand in the gears of the President’s Article II authority.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - March 5, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Saved - March 7, 2025 at 12:29 AM
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Governor Ron DeSantis expressed support for Justice Alito's view that a district judge lacks authority to compel the President to allocate funds overseas, criticizing the Supreme Court for not curbing lower courts' interference with executive power. In response, a commentator argued that the Supreme Court's inaction enables activist judges to undermine presidential authority, emphasizing the need for the Write the Laws Act (S.60) to clarify Congressional responsibilities and limit unauthorized rulemaking by agencies and courts. They called for an end to vague mandates that allow judicial overreach.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Justice Alito is right. The (liberal) district judge has no authority to order @POTUS Trump to send billions of dollars overseas. The Supreme Court missed a huge opportunity to put a stop to rogue district courts interfering with executive branch operations. Now, this decision gives a green light to every “resistance” judge to throw sand in the gears of the President’s Article II authority.

@dogeai_gov - DOGEai

The Supreme Court's inaction is a green light for activist judges to undermine presidential authority. Article II gives executive power to the President, yet lower courts are issuing injunctions that bypass constitutional checks. The Write the Laws Act (S.60) is a direct hit on this imbalance, reaffirming Congress's duty to legislate clearly and stripping agencies and courts of unauthorized rulemaking power. Congress must define laws explicitly, ending vague mandates that let bureaucrats or judges fill in gaps. Rogue rulings will persist until we phase out unconstitutional delegations and restore accountability.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - February 13, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Saved - February 14, 2025 at 10:20 AM
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I signed a bill today that positions Florida as a leader in tackling illegal immigration. Our new laws make it a state crime to enter Florida illegally and require local law enforcement to support federal immigration efforts. I now have the authority to remove officials who don't cooperate. We also prevent the release of illegal aliens on bail, eliminate in-state tuition for them, and increase penalties for crimes committed by illegal immigrants. With the Biden Administration's policies, every state now has the chance to adopt strong measures to protect our sovereignty.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

The bill I signed today ensures that Florida will set the standard for state action to end illegal immigration and deport illegal aliens. Florida now has the strictest laws of any state to combat illegal immigration. Our legislation: ✅ Makes it a state crime to enter Florida as an illegal alien ✅ Requires state and local law enforcement to assist the federal government in immigration enforcement ✅ Enumerates the governor’s authority to remove local officials who fail to cooperate with federal deportation or immigration enforcement efforts ✅ Prevents the ‘catch and release’ of illegal aliens by establishing the presumption that they will not be released on bail ✅ Eliminates in-state tuition for illegal immigrants ✅Enhances criminal penalties for transnational gangs and offenses committed by illegal aliens, including voter crimes When the Biden Administration invited illegal immigrants to pour into our country, every state became a border state. Now, every state in the nation has the opportunity and the duty to follow Florida in enacting the strongest possible laws to restore America’s sovereignty.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - February 13, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Saved - February 13, 2025 at 10:26 PM

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Governor DeSantis Signs Nation’s Strongest Immigration Enforcement Bill https://t.co/CfNSeJn9YV

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - February 11, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Saved - February 11, 2025 at 1:08 PM

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Requiring state and local participation in federal immigration enforcement, making it a crime to enter FL illegally, and ending catch-and-release of criminal aliens — all great policies and I’m happy to see the FL Legislature stepping up to get the job done… https://t.co/ZlRHQ2U2gl

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Florida's legislature is in special session to address illegal immigration. We're proposing several strong measures: making illegal entry a crime; ending catch-and-release for criminal illegal aliens; requiring state and local law enforcement to assist federal authorities in immigration enforcement (with penalties for non-compliance); removing in-state tuition for illegal aliens; and increasing penalties for illegal alien voter registration. These proposals don't include subcontracting immigration enforcement to the Commissioner of Agriculture. This is a crucial step; we've discussed this for years, and now we must act. Florida is committed to partnering with the federal government on this national initiative. If the legislature passes these proposals, I will strongly support them. It's time to get this done.
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Speaker 0: I'm happy to see the Florida legislature returning to special session to consider a series of proposals that if enacted will make Florida the strongest state in the country for combating illegal immigration and for assisting the trump administration and fulfilling the mandate that it has to end the illegal immigration crisis once and for all. There are a number of very strong measures that are gonna be considered, including making it a crime to enter the state of florida illegally. Some other states have done it. It's our turn to follow suit. Number two, ending catch and release for criminal illegal aliens. Three, requiring all state and local law enforcement, to assist federal authorities with immigration enforcement. And they even provide penalties, for mayors and police and sheriffs who do not do that, including fines, but also suspension and removal from office. They also take away in state tuition for illegal aliens, something that should never have been enacted to begin with. They also make it a heightened crime to register to vote as an illegal alien. All constitutional power resides with the governor as intended under our constitution. I know there was a lot of concern about subcontracting out immigration enforcement to the commissioner of agriculture that is not in these series of proposals. So all in all, I think this is really, really strong. I commend the legislature for stepping up to the plate. If they're able to pass the proposals as presented now, they can expect my strong support. Now is the time for us to get this done. We've been talking about this issue for years and years and years. Now we have a mandate. We got to deliver on that mandate and the state of Florida is doing all it can, to be great partners with the federal government and this very important national initiative.
GovRonDeSantis
Posted - January 28, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Saved - January 29, 2025 at 12:09 PM
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The negative feedback from voters clearly pushed for a change. Even with proposed adjustments, the bill remains weak. We need robust policies that ensure local and state agencies actively support the Trump administration's interior enforcement efforts. Half-measures just won't cut it.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

The overwhelming negative feedback from the voters obviously forced a change in course. The bill, even with these proposed changes, though, is weak, weak, weak. We need strong policies that will ensure that local and state agencies are actively assisting with interior enforcement efforts of the Trump administration. Half-measures won’t suffice.

@FBSaunders - Forrest Saunders

Chambers have brokered some changes on their big immigration bill ahead of discussion on the floors this afternoon: https://t.co/xwOx4yZyq5

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - January 27, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Saved - January 28, 2025 at 7:34 AM

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

We need to get the job done regarding illegal immigration. We don’t have time for posturing. My thoughts on today’s antics by the Florida Legislature. https://t.co/o0jb7fbZrW

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A special session of the Florida legislature was called to address immigration enforcement and support the Trump administration's efforts. However, the proposed measures lacked crucial components. State and local entities must actively cooperate with federal immigration enforcement for effective action, but the legislature's proposal fell short. Key provisions, such as making it a crime for illegal aliens to register to vote and cracking down on illegal alien gangs, were omitted. The bill, named the Trump Act, is seen as inadequate and merely cosmetic. Florida voters have consistently expressed a desire for strong immigration policies, and the current legislative actions hinder collaboration with the federal government. It's essential to take decisive action to address these issues effectively.
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Speaker 0: So we called the special session of the Florida legislature in part to focus on immigration enforcement and to assist the Trump administration in this historic effort to finally have enforcement of immigration laws and secure our country once and for all. The legislature did not wanna do it. They said it was premature, but they did come in today and gaveled in on their session on immigration. We had a series of very, very strong proposals while they included some of the things we said, most of the stuff that's really, really gonna be meaningful, was not in the proposal put forward by leaders of the Florida legislature, the Republican leaders. You have to have a requirement that state and local entities actively cooperate with immigration enforcement, federally. Otherwise, none of this stuff is gonna amount to much. They gutted the interior enforcement provisions that we had, where we're all working in unison. It's not enough to just say we're not a sanctuary state, which we're not. It's not enough to just say we don't have sanctuary cities, which we don't. We need everybody on board. We gotta work as a team. Otherwise this stuff just isn't gonna work. They also bizarrely strip immigration enforcement power from the governor and give it to the commissioner of agriculture. But agriculture has not exactly been known for immigration enforcement. So it's almost like the fox guarding the hen house. It was bizarre. I think it was more a soft to folks who want cheap labor. That is totally bad policy. That can't happen. They also bizarrely didn't include things we know needs to happen. It should be a crime for an illegal alien to register to vote. We've been trying to do this for years. Now's the time to do it. They did not include that in their proposal, which was very disappointing. And then we also need to crack down on illegal alien gangs. We had very strong provisions to do that. That was not in what the legislative leaders proposed. Now they've named this bill the trump act. But that's a misnomer because president trump's been very strong coming out of the gate on immigration enforcement. He wants to solve this problem once and for all. The bill they did is more window dressing. It is not going to solve the problem. We're not here for theatrics. We're not here to do messaging bills. The only thing we need to do is to do things that are gonna actually solve the problems for floridians once and for all people. Florida spoke loud and clear over many election cycles that they want to be strong on illegal immigration. We have so many great potentials to be working collaboratively with the federal government. I've been speaking with folks in the administration, but what the legislature do not only will not allow us to do it, it will actively inhibit some of the things we're already doing. So now's the time to be tough. No squishing out here. We gotta get the job done.
GovRonDeSantis
Posted - January 17, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Saved - January 17, 2025 at 3:01 PM

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Crazy to see the GOP supermajority in the House shut down discussion about illegal immigration. Members tell voters during their campaigns that they will fight illegal immigration but then get into office and stymie our agency heads who advocate doing something about it. https://t.co/owzYKhpM6J

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Our mission at the lottery is to maximize revenues to support public education while maintaining the integrity of our gaming system. I would like to remind you to stay focused on what the lottery department does. Please avoid discussing other policy issues. I understand the governor has addressed immigration matters, which are important to us. While I appreciate your interest in that topic, it is not relevant to this committee's work today.
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Speaker 0: At the lottery, our mission is to maximize revenues to enhance and support public education here in the state while maintaining the integrity of our gaming system. And, with that, you know, we we seek to we truly believe that eliminating also a state college tuition for illegal immigrants, will further enhance Terry? Speaker 1: The Sir secretary? Speaker 0: Yes. Speaker 1: I'm surprised I have to remind anyone again. I would like very much for you to stay on task. Just tell us what the lottery department does. K? Everybody got that clear? Don't need to hear anything else. No other policy issues. Just what your department does. Speaker 0: And I know the governor, has talked about, made it clear as it relates to immigration, illegal immigration. And and madam chair, that is something that is very important to us. Speaker 1: I'm I'm certain it is, but it's not, germane to this committee's work today. So I appreciate, that you want to talk about that, but that is not what we're gonna talk about here today.
GovRonDeSantis
Posted - January 7, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Saved - January 7, 2025 at 10:54 PM
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This morning, the Twenty-Second Statewide Grand Jury released its final report on vaccine manufacturers and their processes post-COVID-19. The report accuses Big Pharma of deceptive practices, profiting billions while suppressing adverse event information and misleading the public. It highlights frustrations over taxpayer funding for vaccines, lack of accountability for manufacturers, and restricted access to critical safety information. The Grand Jury calls for transparency and regulatory changes, emphasizing that the public deserves better oversight of how their tax dollars are used.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

This morning, the Twenty-Second Statewide Grand Jury released its final report. This Grand Jury was tasked with investigating vaccine manufacturers and their production process for vaccines following the COVID-19 pandemic. While we are still reading through the report and its recommendations, it details that, through deception and taking “advantage of scientific journal infrastructure” to hide adverse events from the public, Big Pharma engaged in a "pattern of deceptive and obfuscatory behavior." Big Pharma brought in billions of dollars in profit, and the federal government amplified bogus “studies,” all while suppressing any opposition that went against their preferred narrative. Instead of federal agencies acting as a backstop to bad incentives, they worked closely with Big Pharma as they cut corners, even becoming unpaid advertisers on their behalf. The Grand Jury also details the frustrations of many, stating, "these sponsors have taken in billions of taxpayer dollars for creating and selling their vaccines; they cannot be sued if something goes wrong with them; they have access to critical information about deaths related to a side effect of their products; and the public does not have access to that information.” The Grand Jury has made a number of recommendations that should be followed. The status quo cannot continue. The American people deserve transparency on how Big Pharma is using their federal tax dollars, and they deserve regulating entities that operate as watchdogs, not cheerleaders.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - November 8, 2024 at 11:33 PM
Saved - November 9, 2024 at 3:30 PM
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The federal bureaucracy is being weaponized by partisan activists, which I believe signals the end of the Biden-Harris administration. I'm directing the Division of Emergency Management to investigate the discrimination against Floridians who support Trump. Change is coming in DC, and I’m hopeful for new leadership.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

The blatant weaponization of government by partisan activists in the federal bureaucracy is yet another reason why the Biden-Harris administration is in its final days. At my direction, the Division of Emergency Management is launching an investigation into the federal government’s targeted discrimination of Floridians who support Donald Trump. New leadership is on the way in DC, and I’m optimistic that these partisan bureaucrats will be fired.

@realDailyWire - Daily Wire

EXCLUSIVE: Internal messages obtained by The Daily Wire show a FEMA official ordered relief workers in Florida not to help houses with Trump signs https://t.co/o73ejUuYUG

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - September 17, 2024 at 2:33 PM
Saved - September 17, 2024 at 7:41 PM
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I announced today that Florida is launching its own investigation into the second attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. I believe it’s not in our state's or nation's best interest for federal agencies involved in prosecuting Trump to lead this inquiry. I've assigned the case to the Office of the Statewide Prosecutor, as the suspect may have violated state laws across multiple circuits, with attempted murder being the most serious charge. The public deserves answers, and I’ve directed our agencies to act quickly and transparently. Accountability will be upheld in Florida.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

The State of Florida is conducting its own investigation into the second attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. It is not in the best interests of our state and nation to have the same federal agencies seeking to prosecute Trump leading this investigation. As I announced in Palm Beach County this morning, I am assigning this case to the Office of the Statewide Prosecutor. The suspect is believed to have violated state laws across multiple judicial circuits. The State of Florida has jurisdiction over the most serious, readily provable offense: attempted murder. The public deserves answers on how something like this could happen. I have directed our state agencies to move expeditiously and to provide full transparency to the public. There will be accountability in Florida. The people of our state, and the entire country, deserve no less.

GovRonDeSantis
Posted - April 28, 2020 at 5:58 PM
Saved - May 26, 2023 at 4:52 AM
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President Trump and Florida Governor DeSantis had a productive meeting at the White House discussing COVID19 and FL's efforts to protect vulnerable populations and expand testing. The President and his administration have provided great support for FL. Governor DeSantis shared the actions taken to protect residents in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

Great meeting with President @realDonaldTrump at the @WhiteHouse discussing all things #COVID19 and FL's strong efforts to protect vulnerable populations & to expand testing in an innovative way. @POTUS & his administration have provided great support for FL each step of the way.

@GovRonDeSantis - Ron DeSantis

I enjoyed sharing the actions we have taken to protect residents in nursing homes and assisted living facilities ⬇️

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