Bottom Liners by Eric and Bill Teitelbaum for Mon, 26 Sep 2022

Desantis wasted 2 million dollars of taxpayers funds to have a charter company connected to his campaign fly immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard convincing them they had housing and jobs available upon arrival.

The GOP knows no boundaries when it comes to their xenophobe hate.

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