An AP article names Ron DeSantis to blame for racial killings in Jacksonville, Florida.
The Associated Press demonstrates there is no bottom.
This week’s AP piece vaguely refers to “rhetoric” that motivated the shooter but does not provide any examples of it at all because, obviously, there are none. Lesson learned: Let’s run with it for every shooting since. If there is no “rhetoric” connection to make, the left simply blames Republican support of gun rights. The media are, of course, always there to lend a hand to this propaganda.DeSantis is a target because he has been massively successful in Florida and his policies have garnered him an increase in the black vote in the last election.
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