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Back Off Fauci – Gov. DeSantis Criticizes ‘Faucism’: ‘We Are Going to Protect Your Freedom to Make Your Decisions’

  
Via:  XXJefferson51  •  5 years ago  •  10 comments

By:   Eric Thompson

Back Off Fauci – Gov. DeSantis Criticizes ‘Faucism’: ‘We Are Going to Protect Your Freedom to Make Your Decisions’
On Tuesday Governor De Santis while speaking from Oldsmar, Florida, criticized “Faucism” in the reported surge of the COVID-19 variant, Omicron, promising Florida will continue to “protect your freedom to make your decisions.” DeSantis briefly mentioned the emergence of the Omicron variant of the virus and the market’s initial reaction to the news, noting it was not fearful of the virus, but rather “fearful that governments would do destructive things in response to Omicron.” “And in...

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This article is so right on.  The things happening in some countries because of China and their created virus is truly sad.  Civil liberty, individual rights, economic freedom have all be compromised to varying degrees ranging to pure idiocy in some places.  Thank God for giving us our inalienable human rights and playing a divine Providence role in our founding and in the creation of our Declaration of Independence and constitution.  Also we are grateful for red states and counties where real American freedom is still being observed, unlike in the White House and blue state/city America.  Thank God for great Americans like Governor De Santis and states like Florida.  Long live freedom!   🇺🇸🗽🦅🇺🇸



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Back Off Fauci – Gov. DeSantis Criticizes ‘Faucism’: ‘We Are Going to Protect Your Freedom to Make Your Decisions’



by Eric Thompson about 7 hours ago


Of all the attributes which make a public speaker effective, having a working knowledge of the material you are speaking about is paramount.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is known for talking off the cuff, which like former President Donald Trump, adds comments based on their content comprehension, enriching what was going to be a canned presentation.

On Tuesday Governor De Santis while speaking from Oldsmar, Florida, criticized “Faucism” in the reported surge of the COVID-19 variant, Omicron, promising Florida will continue to “protect your freedom to make your decisions.”

DeSantis briefly mentioned the emergence of the Omicron variant of the virus and the market’s initial reaction to the news, noting it was not fearful of the virus, but rather “fearful that governments would do destructive things in response to Omicron.”

“And in Florida, we won’t let them lock you down. We won’t let them restrict you. We’re not going to let them impose mandates. We’re not going to let them close schools. We are going to protect your freedom to make your decisions,” DeSantis declared, reinforcing the Florida’s status as a bastion of freedom.




“And I have no problem if somebody is — if they’re scared of Omicron and they want to lock down or they want to isolate, that is absolutely their decision in a free society. But you don’t impose Faucism on the whole country or on the whole state. It’s wrong,” he said to applause.

Mr. DeSantis highlighted Florida’s response to the Delta variant over the summer and the success it had, including the setting up of dozens of treatment facilities for monoclonal antibodies.

“And guess what, in the last two months, we have the lowest or one of the lowest COVID rates in the entire country, in Florida. We have one of the lowest hospitalization census. … The last I looked, we had to the lowest percentage in ICU of anywhere, and you see it surging in other parts,” he said, noting that even Fauci admitted that virus will not suddenly disappear.

“It’s not like you lockdown and it will just go away,” he said


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If all the conservative governors would follow suit, Americans would have multiple states to visit, instead of Florida, Texas, and a few others, who protect their citizens from COVID while simultaneously ensuring individual Constitutional freedoms are defended for all.



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