Ron DeSantis treatment of his staff is being called into question
Florida governor races tough re-election campaign next year amid talk he ll run for president in 2024
Several former staffers told Politico s Playbook that he treats them like expendable widgets and only listens to his wife Casey
They have reportedly formed a support group Loyalty and trust, that is not a currency he deals in, one said. It s him and Casey. But everyone else is like a disposable piece of garbage
Staff recount horror stories including DeSantis ordering a GOP official with cancer fired and that they had to lure him to meetings with cupcakes
Elise Stefanik, seeking Liz Cheney s job, says Republicans must back Trump
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Rep Elise Stefanik, seeking Liz Cheney s House leadership post, says Republicans must back Trump
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Facebook’s “oversight board” has upheld the ban that the service imposed on President Trump in January of this year, while ordering the company to reconsider whether it should be made permanent. Facebook has six months to respond to the instructions. Evidently, having tried to hand responsibility for his toughest decisions over to a faceless panel, Mark Zuckerberg now finds himself back where he began.
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Every single part of this story is ridiculous. It is ridiculous that Facebook not only has an “oversight board,” but that it expects its users to consider it a meaningful source of due process, rather than as yet another way for the company to make up the rules as it goes along. It is ridiculous that, having concluded that Facebook’s initial decision lacked justificati