Florida Man Known for Threatening Teachers and Gay Kids Thinks He Can Be President ...Middle East

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A 44-year-old Florida native known for attacking LGBTQ people and local schools has formally launched his candidacy to become the Republican nominee for president of the United States.Ron DeSantis comes to the race with a resume some may even call too polished for the Republican Party. He led the passage of a “Don’t Say Gay” bill that bans discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. He forced the College Board to strip down its AP African American studies curriculum. He gave advice on how to torture Guantanamo Bay detainees. He pushed for a six-week abortion ban. He delicensed businesses for hosting drag shows. He voted to roll back regulations that could have stopped th

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