Ron DeSantis shows prowess in disputation without culture wars issues at hand as well. He has a bass voice which helps and an ability to turn an attack back onto the critic, as we saw at a press conference shortly after Hurricane Ian, where a reporter was decrying Florida’s preparations. He interrupted with “don’t give me that. I guess you’re trying to attack me, but what you’re really attacking is our first responders,” the heroes out rescuing people or opening shelters we all love, of course. He cleverly ignored the fact of local option in evacuation policies, and avoided allowing the conversation to touch on Sanibel Island.Even his culture wars offensives are carefully aimed, not directly at left-leaning activists or teachers at street level, but at Disney, or the US Dept. of Health & Human Services, or Andrew Warren, the state’s attorney who’d pledged not to act against doctors prescribing gender-affirming treatments. We hear lofty phrases, a duty to “protect child welfare,” to stop those “chopping private parts off.”  Yet he approached the Florida Board of Medicine with a constructive argument, not just denunciations that might have turned its members off.Unlike the Boeberts in this game, DeSantis isn’t a buffoon. He doesn’t entertain the true believer’s thinking habits unless he’s with true believers, having matured since the days of endless House Obamacare repeal votes. He may endanger Social Security if elected president.

Ron DeSantis shows prowess in disputation without culture wars issues at hand as well. He has a bass voice which helps and an ability to turn an attack back onto the critic, as we saw at a press conference shortly after Hurricane Ian, where a reporter was decrying Florida’s preparations. He interrupted with “don’t give me that. I guess you’re trying to attack me, but what you’re really attacking is our first responders,” the heroes out rescuing people or opening shelters we all love, of course. He cleverly ignored the fact of local option in evacuation policies, and avoided allowing the conversation to touch on Sanibel Island.Even his culture wars offensives are carefully aimed, not directly at left-leaning activists or teachers at street level, but at Disney, or the US Dept. of Health & Human Services, or Andrew Warren, the state’s attorney who’d pledged not to act against doctors prescribing gender-affirming treatments. We hear lofty phrases, a duty to “protect child welfare,” to stop those “chopping private parts off.”  Yet he approached the Florida Board of Medicine with a constructive argument, not just denunciations that might have turned its members off.Unlike the Boeberts in this game, DeSantis isn’t a buffoon. He doesn’t entertain the true believer’s thinking habits unless he’s with true believers, having matured since the days of endless House Obamacare repeal votes. He may endanger Social Security if elected president.

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