Florida governor and Republican presidential candidate cheered by South Carolina campaign trail audience
are the people we beat every single day on policy. We do not let them win. We win all these battles. We’re not letting them indoctrinate our kids, not on our watch.”DeSantis is a clear second to Donald Trump in Republican polling but mostOn Friday, DeSantis was campaigning in the state of two other candidates, the former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and the US senator Tim Scott.
“Parents have a fundamental right to direct the education and upbringing of their children,” he said. “The school systems are important, but they’re there to support that community.” The heckler, a woman, shouted: “What about the parents’ rights to healthcare, to their kids’ healthcare? You’re a fucking fascist.”barring gender-affirming care for transgender children. In South Carolina, he launched his broadside.
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