On the 9th Day, God Said: "What the F*ck?!"

I love you, Ron.

On behalf of millions of people, never stop fighting for freedom. pic.twitter.com/5wcopo041U

— Casey DeSantis (@CaseyDeSantis) November 4, 2022

Michael Steele is right:

"That is some of the most ass-backwards blasphemy I've ever heard in my life," Steele began as he warmed up. "One of the dumbest political ads you could ever make. And to have your wife go out, under your spouse's name?'

"It's insulting. but it tells you what this white Christian nationalism is all about -- that's who it appeals to," he continued. "It doesn't appeal to churchgoing folks on Sunday, people who actually read the Bible. On the eighth-day, really? Church much? Seriously, on the eighth-day?"

Rick Wilson is undoubtedly right about Florida politics:

10/ ...as a party in every single domain than the snakebit, tone-deaf, broke-ass opposition. Ron's inevitability in Florida is built on decades of a party that brutalizes Democrats for breakfast, not on his own skill, political felicity, and intellect.

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) November 6, 2022

Honestly, even the GOP in Texas isn't that bad. Too many young people outweighing the old farts (raises hand).  But while DeSantis may be inevitable in Florida, and this may even play in Florida, Jeebus, even in Alabama and Mississippi it wouldn't work.  And the rest of the country?  This would be a really bad joke.

Let DeSantis and Trump duke it out.  Neither one of them can win a national campaign.