DeSantis Threatens Vaccine Manufacturers

What the Florida Governor said is grabbing people's attention--particularly those who cannot make up their mind on who to vote for in the 2024 POTUS race.

Matt Johnson from Omaha, Nebraska, United States, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

If you are undecided on who to vote for President in 2024—something happened last Friday that could make you take a closer look at the campaign of Ron DeSantis.

DeSantis has not officially declared he’s running for President—but what he said recently about mRNA shots should—at the very least—encourage and perhaps provide American voters with some much-needed hope.

While Donald Trump is still bragging about the unsuccessful “Operation Warp Speed” and ignoring the tragic results—DeSantis said this last Friday:

“I have a Surgeon General in Florida Dr. Joseph Ladapo who’s been really, really strong of just fighting back the narrative and the phony things that people are trying to do and focus on the evidence and so we are gonna work to hold these manufacturers accountable for this mRNA because they said there was no side effects, and we know that there have been a lot.”

— Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The fact that a sitting Governor is calling out the jabs to be neither safe nor effective and zeroing in on manufacturers to hold them accountable is HUGE news.

Meanwhile—his partner in medical sanity—Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo — a critic of Fauci and the CDC’s approach to COVID-19 since early 2020 — calls the mRNA injections “far less safe” than other “vaccines” based on clinical studies like this one and this one.

“We did a study in Florida, and you saw an 86 percent increase in cardiac related activity from people 18-39 from mRNA shots and so we’re gonna be doing some stuff to bring accountability there.” Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Let’s not forget what DeSantis did in 2021—signing legislation that protects Floridians from losing their jobs because of COVID-19 vaccine mandates. He also signed into law protections for parents, enabling them to make healthcare decisions for students.

“We wouldn’t let them mandate on you in Florida. You know, we said no ‘cause like Orange County wanted to fire firefighters, Gainesville wanted to fire people but even the corporations like Disney wanted to fire so we said no across the board so everybody had the ability to opt-out of anything they were trying to impose on you but there are other people around the country that got forced to take this and then what? They’re not allowed to sue or get any type of recourse when this is not something that they wanted to do? So, this is something that we’re gonna lead on in Florida so we’re gonna have probably some announcements over the next three or four weeks on that. We’ve always gotten in front of these things so we’re gonna continue to do that going forward,” said DeSantis. (SOURCE)

This narrative-breaking stance by DeSantis could be a game-changer. Perhaps DeSantis may show other politicians that taking this stance on mRNA shots and Covid policies is a winning formula, and they, too, will adopt this rhetoric.

But that’s the thing—is DeSantis all talk here?

Only time will tell. Suppose the Governor of Florida puts real action behind his tough talk and somehow DOES hold vaccine manufacturers accountable. In that case, that will win many people over to his potential POTUS run.

We will see what big announcements regarding mRNA vaccines DeSantis makes in “three or four weeks.”