CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis delivered both a traditional election season campaign pitch on Sunday — promising tax cuts —and touting the conservative social messaging — on gender, education and immigration — that have become hallmarks of his time in office.
The crowd, hundreds of people gathered in Broward, the most Democratic county in the state, liked what it heard.
They cheered when he arrived, when he touted his record since taking office in 2019, as he took credit for a fast start to emergency bridge repairs to islands cut off by Hurricane Ian, for his plans if reelected and for his takedowns of Democrats.
