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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
right, i’m not saying Desantis isn’t as politically sleazy as the average politician.
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Yeah . . . and as usual, Pete likes to have it both ways. He rails against Citizens United, and claims that corporations run the country. But he resists the fact that it's a symbiotic relationship. The politicians have to agree, they are not forced into the corruption. Here you have a case were the politician rebuffs the corporation and Pete criticizes the politician and makes the corporation appear to be the saint. Hypocrite.
But, it's probably because the politician in this case is not a Progressive. Progressive politicians, for Pete it seems, are allowed to be corrupt. No doubt, it fits his authoritarian critical theory philosophy that "conservatism" is totalitarian and must be denied a voice and destroyed--apparently by any lying deceptive means necessary.
Pete may think DeSantis should be saintly because of his name? Look up the name Santis.