Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Orlando State Legal professional Monique Worrell for what he referred to as ‘dereliction of responsibility.’ Worell responded by standing up for democracy and calling DeSantis a weak dictator.
Worrell stated at a press convention, “If we’re mourning something this morning, it’s the lack of democracy. I’m your duly elected state lawyer for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, and nothing finished by a weak dictator can change that. That is an outrage. Three years in the past, I used to be elected by the folks of the Ninth Judicial Circuit to steer this circuit, to do issues unconventionally, to do issues otherwise, however I didn’t cover. I didn’t say I’d do issues then didn’t do them. I didn’t say I wouldn’t do issues after which did them. I did precisely what I stated I’d do, and that’s precisely what you need from an elected official.”
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“If we’re mourning something … it’s the lack of democracy. I’m your duly elected state lawyer … and nothing finished by a weak dictator can change that. That is an outrage.”
— State Legal professional Monique Worrell (D) reacts to Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) suspending her from workplace pic.twitter.com/lUbNx7FX2Q
— The Recount (@therecount) August 9, 2023
DeSantis stated that he suspended Worrell for not pursuing robust sufficient felony prosecutions, however the reality is that the governor suspended her on the similar time that he fired his presidential marketing campaign supervisor.
Gov. DeSantis is utilizing Florida as a prop to spice up his failing presidential marketing campaign.
The tactic is apparent.
DeSantis suspended a black Democratic feminine prosecutor as a stand-in for Fani Willis. The DeSantis message to Republican main voters is that he hates black girls in energy as a lot as Donald Trump.
It’s a pathetic marketing campaign stunt from a tragic excuse for a governor who wants to just accept his defeat a go crawling again to his Leprosy-infested state.
