Meet Ron DeSantis

[instaGATOR]

When the Californication head crook and the Colo Weed King Gov's come after your Gov, then it's obvious to me that he's doing things the correct way for the people of his state...

The Colo Gov has invited Disney to come to his state and build Disney Mountain World. He claims that business are moving out because of Florida's Socialist 'Authoritarian' policies. 😂 🤣 😂
"Florida's authoritarian socialist attacks on the private sector are driving businesses away," Polis tweeted on Tuesday. "In CO, we don't meddle in affairs of companies like @Disney or @Twitter." (instead he's $old out his people to any big Corp that pays him)

"It's an odd invitation, as Twitter and Disney's headquarters are both currently in California. 🙄 But, we will not get into an argument with Governor Polis over this – critics will say what they will," DeSantis' press secretary Christina Pushaw wrote to Newsweek.

Polis is not the only governor to have weighed in on the dispute between DeSantis and Disney.

California Governor Gavin Newsom also criticized DeSantis, calling his proposal "the move of an authoritarian regime." "THIS is what 'business friendly' means? We protect free speech in California. 🤣 We help our businesses grow, thrive, and invent the future," Newsom tweeted on Tuesday. "Punishing businesses for speaking out against hatred is the move of an authoritarian regime." (and Gav is such a good liar that he even said that while keeping a straight face)
>>> However, California lawmaker Lorena Gomez poked Elon, and in return he moved Space-X, 20,000 workers, and his new factory out of Californication to Texas? (LMFAO at that line of total BS 😂)

What the Colo & Cal Gov's seem totally unaware of is this: (put down those weed/crack pipes Gov's, and take your heads outta your azzes...

Florida has the highest average rate of incoming net migration over the past five years. In the next five years, Moody’s projects Florida’s jobs and income growth will top the nation. 😝 (plus Ron will win reelection in an avalanche)

 

[gatordad3]

What dumbass would want to visit a Disney park in Colorado, during a blizzard? You can't find a better location than in the state of Florida for any type of theme park. They just need to stick to smoking and selling ganja, in their snowstorm sh1thole state.

 

[nail1988]

This will send the social justice crowd into orbit

deSantis needs to promote this guy

Florida sheriff says homeowners should shoot burglars to ‘save taxpayers money’​

Florida sheriff says homeowners should shoot burglars to ‘save taxpayers money’

PACE, Fla. (WKRG) — A Florida man was arrested Wednesday after a burglary spree in Pace, Florida. Brandon Harris, 32, is accused of breaking into multiple homes and backyards after authorities said…

www.wfla.com

 

[instaGATOR]

Day late and a dollar short nailed-head swooner. That was up yesterday on some other thread, and besides, this thread is about Ron, not about that excellent example of yet another right-minded Constitutional Florida sheriff....

I would bet that the majority of Florida's sheriffs agree with his position, as do most of us living in Florida. My door mats state that 'This door is locked for your protection, not mine....' 😉

 

[nail1988]

Desantis is sticking it to the radical left​

Florida Rejects Dozens Of Math Books Containing ‘Critical Race Theory’ And Other ‘Indoctrinating Concepts’​

Florida Rejects Dozens Of Math Books Containing ‘Critical Race Theory’ And Other ‘Indoctrinating Concepts’ | The Daily Wire

www.dailywire.com

 

[nail1988]

@instaGATOR

Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Creating Election Integrity Police Unit 💥💥​

Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Creating Election Integrity Police Unit

DeSantis signed a bill into law creating a law enforcement unit to protect election integrity and increase penalties for voting violations.

www.breitbart.com

 

[nail1988]

😃😃😃😃

120,000 More Registered Republicans than Democrats in Florida​

120,000 More Registered Republicans than Democrats in Florida

Republicans now have a 120,000 voter edge in Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis said, detailing the circumstances leading to the surge for the GOP.

www.breitbart.com

 

[instaGATOR]

That's 250,000+ new Republican registered voters in Florida since Ron took office.... 😍

 

[Timmer5]

That's 250,000+ new Republican registered voters in Florida since Ron took office.... 😍

Dems and Libs gonna have to do a helluva lot more cheating in Florida to win it. They’re going to need more mules!

 

[NavigatorII]

That's 250,000+ new Republican registered voters in Florida since Ron took office.... 😍

Libtard states with libtard policies eventually have consequences.

 

[instaGATOR]

Last I heard last week is that the Pub advantage is now over 140,000 and still growing....

 

[instaGATOR]

While other governors resort to more lockdowns and mandates that erode our freedom, Governor DeSantis is lifting people up. As a result, the Sunshine State is THRIVING. Businesses are open, kids are in school, and freedom is unleashed.

But Democrats don’t want to see Florida succeed. They want Floridians to struggle and the state to fail so they can use it to attack Governor DeSantis. Even as he’s achieved victory after victory to improve the lives of Floridians, Democrats and the hysterical corporate media try to smear Governor DeSantis and his pro-freedom agenda at every turn.

Their goal? Divide us with constant fearmongering and suppress any speech that dares to question their false narratives. WE CAN’T LET THEIR DIVISION WIN.

Now more than ever, Governor DeSantis needs your support because they want to see us fail. By standing together, we can send a message to the radical liberals across the country that Florida will never relent, and we will never back down.

This November, we have an important choice. We will determine what type of future we want for our state. Everything, including our freedom, is on the line.

 

[instaGATOR]

DeSantis Vows to Sign Constitutional Carry Legislation​

Governor DeSantis stated that Florida is failing behind many other states on gun rights, including the current 25 Constitutional Carry states. That's why he told the media that he is vowing to sign Constitutional Carry into law before he leaves the Governor's office.​

 

[instaGATOR]

The security and integrity of Florida’s elections has been a top priority of mine since day one of being elected Governor. Unsolicited ballots, weak voter ID laws, and taking days (even weeks) to count votes does NOT inspire confidence among voters. We made sure this was not the status quo in the Sunshine State. When COVID hit, we didn’t unconstitutionally change procedures. We followed the law. And in 2020, we didn’t wait to count votes. We counted 99% of them by midnight on Election Day. There are many facets to election security which is why earlier this year, I signed legislation increasing penalties for ballot harvesting, expanding our ban on "Zuckerbucks," and establishing an election integrity unit in state government to enforce Florida law. Florida has and will continue to lead the nation on election security as long as I am Governor, but I can’t do it alone. Are you with me? Add your name to our OFFICIAL Election Security Petition >>> I hope you will join the fight to ensure that every Floridian’s voice is heard in November – Add your name now >>> Sincerely,

Ron DeSantis

 

[BamaFan1137]

DeSantis Vows to Sign Constitutional Carry Legislation​

Governor DeSantis stated that Florida is failing behind many other states on gun rights, including the current 25 Constitutional Carry states. That's why he told the media that he is vowing to sign Constitutional Carry into law before he leaves the Governor's office.​

I encourage him to pause and see how it goes for those of us who have passed the legislation. JMO

 

[Capt Ron 1]

This will send the social justice crowd into orbit

deSantis needs to promote this guy

Florida sheriff says homeowners should shoot burglars to ‘save taxpayers money’​

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Florida sheriff says homeowners should shoot burglars to ‘save taxpayers money’

PACE, Fla. (WKRG) — A Florida man was arrested Wednesday after a burglary spree in Pace, Florida. Brandon Harris, 32, is accused of breaking into multiple homes and backyards after authorities said…

www.wfla.com

This is where I live.

 

[Capt Ron 1]

Desantis is FEARED by the snowflake, communist/socialist lefties. They are SCARED TO DEATH of him. Maybe more so than Trump. DeSantis is a VERY SMOOTH Donald Trump. Even more dangerous to their unamerican agenda's

 

[Capt Ron 1]

And let me be PERFECTLY clear...you CANNOT vote democrat and call yourself an Amerian. I mean you can CALL yourself American...but you are NOT one. You CANNOT be.

 

[BamaFan1137]

This is where I live.

I get his point and I think maybe my Sheriff would tend to agree.

I might have left the "save money" part off and just stated, "you should absolutely legally defend yourself, the humans around you and your property" and called it a day.

But I absolutely see his point.

 

[BayouGator1995]

Desantis is FEARED by the snowflake, communist/socialist lefties. They are SCARED TO DEATH of him. Maybe more so than Trump. DeSantis is a VERY SMOOTH Donald Trump. Even more dangerous to their unamerican agenda's

And he's a lot younger as well. He can easily destroy the entire Democrat party with the stroke of a pen.

 

[instaGATOR]

I encourage him to pause and see how it goes for those of us who have passed the legislation. JMO

We don't disagree very often Bama, but we do in this case. You also seem to be ignorant on this issue. Let me see if I can help you out on it....

Vermont since 1793. Alaska was 1st to follow in 2003. Any problems so far?

The state of Vermont is a notable exception to the trend in concealed carry laws. According to Vermonts State Constitution (July 1793), it has always been forbidden from regulating the carrying of firearms, either open or concealed. For this reason, Vermont became the first state to have permitless carry, also known as "Constitutional carry" or "Vermont carry."

Constitutional carry or permitless carry has been on the rise in the last 20 years. Alaska was the first state to pass it in 2003. So Bama, we already have two decades of modern era experience to go by.

On July 8, 2015 Maine became a Constitutional Carry state when Governor Paul LePage signed LD 652 into law. 5 This bill simply added language into existing statute that allowed persons not prohibited from owning a gun to have the right to carry concealed without a permit. It also left Maine’s permit system intact.

Montana Becomes First to Pass Constitutional Carry In 2021. February 22, 2021 By Mark Chesnut We reported a few weeks back how lawmakers in several red states are considering constitutional, or permitless, carry measures in their state legislatures this session.

While Georgia was the 25th state to pass a constitutional carry bill, Georgia is the 22nd state for constitutional permitless carry legislation to take effect. This law allows both residents and non-residents 21 years of age and older to carry handguns, long guns, and other weapons, openly or concealed, in public, without a permit.

The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right to "keep and bear arms". In District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) the Supreme Court ruled that this was an individual right to own arms for the defense of oneself. Whether the intent of Second Amendment was to recognize an individual right to own and carry arms, or to guarantee the right of each of the several States to have a militia composed of citizens (i.e. the organized, and unorganized militia, as defined by the Efficiency In Militia Act of 1903) remains an issue of public debate. However, the constitutions of 32 states expressly protect an individual right to keep and bear arms (Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia[1], Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming). Case law in 9 other states (Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wisconsin) protects the individual right, making a total of 40 states that expressly protect an individual right to keep and bear arms.

 

[instaGATOR]

And he's a lot younger as well. He can easily destroy the entire Democrat party with the stroke of a pen.

Also unlike Trump, Ron's a combat decorated Veteran and a former Congressman.

 

[BamaFan1137]

We don't disagree very often Bama, but we do in this case. You also seem to be ignorant on this issue. Let me see if I can help you out on it....

Vermont since 1793. Alaska was 1st to follow in 2003. Any problems so far?

The state of Vermont is a notable exception to the trend in concealed carry laws. According to Vermonts State Constitution (July 1793), it has always been forbidden from regulating the carrying of firearms, either open or concealed. For this reason, Vermont became the first state to have permitless carry, also known as "Constitutional carry" or "Vermont carry."

Constitutional carry or permitless carry has been on the rise in the last 20 years. Alaska was the first state to pass it in 2003. So Bama, we already have two decades of modern era experience to go by.

On July 8, 2015 Maine became a Constitutional Carry state when Governor Paul LePage signed LD 652 into law. 5 This bill simply added language into existing statute that allowed persons not prohibited from owning a gun to have the right to carry concealed without a permit. It also left Maine’s permit system intact.

Montana Becomes First to Pass Constitutional Carry In 2021. February 22, 2021 By Mark Chesnut We reported a few weeks back how lawmakers in several red states are considering constitutional, or permitless, carry measures in their state legislatures this session.

While Georgia was the 25th state to pass a constitutional carry bill, Georgia is the 22nd state for constitutional permitless carry legislation to take effect. This law allows both residents and non-residents 21 years of age and older to carry handguns, long guns, and other weapons, openly or concealed, in public, without a permit.

The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right to "keep and bear arms". In District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) the Supreme Court ruled that this was an individual right to own arms for the defense of oneself. Whether the intent of Second Amendment was to recognize an individual right to own and carry arms, or to guarantee the right of each of the several States to have a militia composed of citizens (i.e. the organized, and unorganized militia, as defined by the Efficiency In Militia Act of 1903) remains an issue of public debate. However, the constitutions of 32 states expressly protect an individual right to keep and bear arms (Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia[1], Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming). Case law in 9 other states (Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wisconsin) protects the individual right, making a total of 40 states that expressly protect an individual right to keep and bear arms.

I recognize that we disagree and I respect that. I may know a few things you don't on the every day practical side of this debate.

For one, many people are unable to purchase a gun from a gun store, for legal reasons, that are allowed to legally purchase one from another ordinary citizen. Should they all be allowed to conceal carry too?

Currently in Alabama, and this changes 1/01/2023, a person who cannot purchase a gun from a gun store also cannot conceal carry a gun. That feels like common sense.

There's also a serious officer safety aspect to this law to consider. I suppprt people who conceal carry lawfully. Seriously, I love to see it. But when I approach a vehicle, for example, I know if that person has a legal carry permit. That knowledge helps to keep both of us safe. This will no longer be the case next January.

Gun surprises truly suck. I have first-hand experience here and I'll ask you to take me on faith. I've read your comment "assume everyone has a gun." We do...but that is also a clichè. Knowing and pretending to know and be right every time isn't practical.

There are other reasons that give me pause as well but these are my top 2 concerns. And having to get the permit does not prevent a legal carrier from carrying. It's simply not an unreasonable standard imo.

 

[instaGATOR]

Every criminal can buy (from anyone willing to sell one) and carry a gun of any size, shape, or type, if they chose to do so.
No law anywhere on earth can prevent any criminal from doing that. 🤓
From that initial position and fact is where the rest of this is coming from.

In America, every legal SOVEREIGN citizen has a right to self protection, through any means necessary. Protection from criminals, or from corrupt tyrant politicians and their hired 3 letter lackeys.

The Constitution, written by the Sovereign Citizens, prevents ANY government from interfering with that.

IMO, there should be ZERO gun laws of any kind on the books. I should have available to me, every small arms that law enforcement, the military, the Secret Service, etc has available to them, including automatic weapons, i.e. machine guns. The tyrants all have them, therefore so should every sovereign citizen.

I treat everyone out in public as if they are fully armed and willing to use it. I spend a lot of time looking around, including looking over my shoulders. Hyper-vigilance and full awareness of surroundings as a normal, natural way of life.

I don't really give a rat-ph...k what is of concern or inconvenient for any public servant to deal with. If they don't like it, then give up the 'public servant' power and choose another job.

All of that was said with loving concern for public servants that do a tough job, if they do it correctly.

 

[Capt Ron 1]

I recognize that we disagree and I respect that. I may know a few things you don't on the every day practical side of this debate.

For one, many people are unable to purchase a gun from a gun store, for legal reasons, that are allowed to legally purchase one from another ordinary citizen. Should they all be allowed to conceal carry too?

Currently in Alabama, and this changes 1/01/2023, a person who cannot purchase a gun from a gun store also cannot conceal carry a gun. That feels like common sense.

There's also a serious officer safety aspect to this law to consider. I suppprt people who conceal carry lawfully. Seriously, I love to see it. But when I approach a vehicle, for example, I know if that person has a legal carry permit. That knowledge helps to keep both of us safe. This will no longer be the case next January.

Gun surprises truly suck. I have first-hand experience here and I'll ask you to take me on faith. I've read your comment "assume everyone has a gun." We do...but that is also a clichè. Knowing and pretending to know and be right every time isn't practical.

There are other reasons that give me pause as well but these are my top 2 concerns. And having to get the permit does not prevent a legal carrier from carrying. It's simply not an unreasonable standard imo.

So I do not understand Alabama law. In Florida...thi would not be the case(first highlighted area)

(Second highlighted area) How many crimes are committed by people that have a CCL? In Florida..it is almost zero. And we do not have to declare that we are carrying when an officer asks.

 

[BamaFan1137]

So I do not understand Alabama law. In Florida...thi would not be the case(first highlighted area)

This part isn't the law. If you have a CC permit, it's in a database. That database is tied to your DL and tag...so if we run either, we can see that you have a CC permit. It's just a tool.

No action is taken based on that knowledge...it's just knowledge.

(Second highlighted area) How many crimes are committed by people that have a CCL? In Florida..it is almost zero. And we do not have to declare that we are carrying when an officer asks.

Also almost zero in Alabama. That's another reason why I like the CC permits. The people who carry with a permit are almost always law abiding in general. Those who carry illegally are not.

I've made several dope arrests because the bad guy had a concealed weapon and no permit. Subsequent to arrest on that charge, the search of the vehicle produced an illegal controlled substance. In fact my 3 largest dope busts occurred after I made an arrest for the illegal concealed carry.

 

[BamaFan1137]

Every criminal can buy (from anyone willing to sell one) and carry a gun of any size, shape, or type, if they chose to do so.
No law anywhere on earth can prevent any criminal from doing that. 🤓
From that initial position and fact is

But with the CC permit in place, I can arrest the bad guy for carrying it illegally. Moving forward I won't be able to.

That will make everyone less safe because good guys carry with a permit.

 

[instaGATOR]

This part isn't the law. If you have a CC permit, it's in a database. That database is tied to your DL and tag...so if we run either, we can see that you have a CC permit. It's just a tool.

No action is taken based on that knowledge...it's just knowledge.

So, tonight I'm gonna be peeking in your bedroom window. No action by me will be taken based on the knowledge I gain,,, it's just knowledge, so I'm sure that you're ok with that too,,, right???
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The Fourth Amendment requires the government to allow Americans to be secure in their person, papers and effects. But what does secure mean? Typically, Americans view their Constitutional guarantee of security in terms of secrecy. So for example, Americans view the right against government intrusion as really a right to keep personal information secret.

 

[BamaFan1137]

So, tonight I'm gonna be peeking in your bedroom window. No action by me will be taken based on the knowledge I gain,,, it's just knowledge, so I'm sure that you're ok with that too,,, right???
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The Fourth Amendment requires the government to allow Americans to be secure in their person, papers and effects. But what does secure mean? Typically, Americans view their Constitutional guarantee of security in terms of secrecy. So for example, Americans view the right against government intrusion as really a right to keep personal information secret.

I'm not sure that your analogy works. Seeing my pee-pee through my window as compared to a cop simply knowing if a person he has pulled over has a CC permit?

There's very little legitimate value in seeing my pee-pee. There's potentially a lot of value, for both parties, if a cop knows that you're probably armed.

Surprises with firearms and law enforcement suck. Always.

 

[BamaFan1137]

Helped an older gentleman out today who had a flat tire. Retired disabled veteran.

He leaned out the window and said, "young man (which was awesome) I just want you to know I have my pistol in here." I told him that I was glad he did...just please leave it where it is until I'm finished.

It was a great experience helping him...but I already knew that he was armed before I got out of my vehicle.

 

[instaGATOR]

Bama, you only know when a law abiding person has a permit, and you don't even know if they currently have a gun on them or not. And you never know about the vast majority that don't have CC permits. It just looks like lazy thinking to me.

I KNOW (treat) that everyone is armed, 24-7-365, so I'm never surprised,,, unless they happen to be totally unarmed (butt-naked skinny-dippin maybe, and even then)....

And I'm always carrying deadly weapons, even when I don't have a gun on me. So your knowing that I have a FL CCP is not much good, because it might, or it might not, be a gun.

Invading my privacy to aid your own lazy thinking is not a good trade-off in my book....
And for any cop to approach anyone as if they are unarmed and/or helpless it just a non-survival attitude imo...

 

[instaGATOR]

Governor DeSantis visited the Freedom Tower in Miami to honor the hundreds of millions of victims of communism by establishing Victims of Communism Day and requiring instruction of the brutalities of communist regimes in Florida's public schools. (a really nice replacement for CRT imo)



In Lafayette County this week, Governor DeSantis announced nearly $30 million for the Rural Infrastructure fund and nearly $7 million for infrastructure, economic development, and public safety.




On Wednesday, Governor DeSantis approved over $400 million for the Broadband Opportunity Program and awarded more than $23 million for economic improvement, roads, bridges, and pay raises in the Gilchrist County Sheriff’s office.

 

[instaGATOR]

 

[BamaFan1137]

Bama, you only know when a law abiding person has a permit, and you don't even know if they currently have a gun on them or not. And you never know about the vast majority that don't have CC permits. It just looks like lazy thinking to me.

I KNOW (treat) that everyone is armed, 24-7-365, so I'm never surprised,,, unless they happen to be totally unarmed (butt-naked skinny-dippin maybe, and even then)....

And I'm always carrying deadly weapons, even when I don't have a gun on me. So your knowing that I have a FL CCP is not much good, because it might, or it might not, be a gun.

Invading my privacy to aid your own lazy thinking is not a good trade-off in my book....
And for any cop to approach anyone as if they are unarmed and/or helpless it just a non-survival attitude imo...

You haven't heard a single thing I've said so I surrender. I bow to your superior skills as a LEO.

 

[instaGATOR]

You haven't heard a single thing I've said so I surrender. I bow to your superior skills as a LEO.

Actually I've carefully listened and heard every single thing that you've said about requiring a SOVEREIGN citizen to give up their Constitutional privacy for your supposed comfort. I just don't agree with it, and all your explanations have failed to change my mind.

And a snooty 'your superior skills as a LEO' remark doesn't phase me at all. (a swing and a miss)
I also don't have to be a biologist to know what a woman is either....🙄

I'm advising you and LEO's everywhere, and everyone else to treat ALL people the same, with human respect and caution, as if they are armed and dangerous all the time, because they ARE or they certainly could be.... (the few Mother Theresa's of the world will appreciate that kind of treatment too)

We can have different opinions on specific things without either of us having to be wrong. Opinions are not right or wrong, by definition, and we both have a right to our own...😎

 

[BamaFan1137]

Actually I've carefully listened and heard every single thing that you've said about requiring a SOVEREIGN citizen to give up their Constitutional privacy for your supposed comfort. I just don't agree with it, and all your explanations have failed to change my mind.

And a snooty 'your superior skills as a LEO' remark doesn't phase me at all. (a swing and a miss)
I also don't have to be a biologist to know what a woman is either....🙄

I'm advising you and LEO's everywhere, and everyone else to treat ALL people the same, with human respect and caution, as if they are armed and dangerous all the time, because they ARE or they certainly could be.... (the few Mother Theresa's of the world will appreciate that kind of treatment too)

We can have different opinions on specific things without either of us having to be wrong. Opinions are not right or wrong, by definition, and we both have a right to our own...😎

I stopped reading at the word comfort. I NEVER said the word comfort.

I in fact used the word safety.

 

[instaGATOR]

I stopped reading at the word comfort. I NEVER said the word comfort.

I in fact used the word safety.

And if you truly believe that knowing that a legal law abiding citizen has a CCP makes you any safer on a stop, then I fear for both your comfort and your safety all the more....

To be clear. I don't believe that you knowing that anyone has a CCP makes you any safer at all, but it might make you less safe for you believing that it does....

 

[nail1988]

😎😎😎😎😎😎

 

[instaGATOR]

Did you hear that the state of Florida set another record?

For the third quarter in a row, overall visitation to Florida has exceeded pre-pandemic levels. From January to March of this year, an estimated 36 million people vacationed in the Sunshine State, which is almost a 40% increase over the first quarter of 2021.

Americans from across the country are drawn to the Sunshine State because of Governor Ron DeSantis’s freedom agenda.

Florida’s economy is booming because the Governor kept our businesses open while Democrat-led states shuttered businesses.

“Economists originally projected that Florida tourism wouldn’t fully recover until 2024. Florida’s visitation numbers continue to break records and defy conventional wisdom. Florida’s tourism industry begins 2022 with incredible strength, proving that freedom first policies will always win.” – Governor DeSantis

Thanks to the commonsense, freedom first leadership of Governor DeSantis, Florida’s economy and tourism industry is thriving.

 

[Capt Ron 1]

This part isn't the law. If you have a CC permit, it's in a database. That database is tied to your DL and tag...so if we run either, we can see that you have a CC permit. It's just a tool.

No action is taken based on that knowledge...it's just knowledge.




Also almost zero in Alabama. That's another reason why I like the CC permits. The people who carry with a permit are almost always law abiding in general. Those who carry illegally are not.

I've made several dope arrests because the bad guy had a concealed weapon and no permit. Subsequent to arrest on that charge, the search of the vehicle produced an illegal controlled substance. In fact my 3 largest dope busts occurred after I made an arrest for the illegal concealed carry.

Thank you for your response...same here in Florida. CCL people do not break the law for the most part