Every other Republican press office needs to be paying attention to how Ron DeSantis' team handles the press. I'm not saying that all reporters are bitter, hyper-partisan hacks, But intensity needs to be matched. When the reporter sounds like an enemy acting as nothing more than a stenographer for the Democrat Party, they need to be treated as such.

Our latest example is Ashley for Channel 9 news. She wanted the governor's office to comment on a rally where "people" say he is a racist sexist. Or maybe a sexist racist. It's hard to keep track of who is ranked higher on the left's pound-for-pound rankings.

The reporter asked for comment because of a "rally" where "people" think the governor's "book banning" agenda is "anti-black, anti-immigrant, and anti-woman." I'm wondering if the reporter is new because she left off "anti-gay," a reference to DeSantis' so-called Don't Say Parental Choice bill.

The reporter also left off who is organizing the rally. Her email implies normie concerned citizens. But we've seen in the recent past how anti-DeSantis protests are organized by democrats and socialist organizations pretending to be normie citizens when they're really just political hacks.

Good news for the protesters, though. They can go home. As DeSantis press secretary Bruan Griffin points out, no books are banned and adults are free to purchase any book they desire.

Though Griffin adds a suggestion for the reporter, "Since these individuals have a free evening, perhaps you can encourage them to watch today's press conference hosted by our office. We debunk the 'book ban' hoax and redouble our commitment to the commonsense positions that pornography should be prohibited in schools and CRT should not be utilized as educational material."

My guess is that the reporter will NOT take Griffins up on his suggestion. And will instead claim that the governor's office would "not provide comment."

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