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The group was founded late last year with the sole mission of “defeating President Trump and Trumpism at the ballot box.”

“Each person that’s incarcerated is someone’s family and should be seen as more than a number,” Powell said.

DeSantis, in a one-on-one interview with CBS 4’s Jim DeFede, rejected Monday the proposition that he was “tethered” to the President.

“Earlier this month, both the Tampa Bay Times and the Tallahassee Democrat mentioned me as a potential gubernatorial candidate, too,” Eskamani said.

“There’s no evidence that having child care open this entire time has been a driver of community spread,”

“The federal government has a responsibility to protect our country from anarchy.”

The Governor noted that “a lot of parents think their students will fall behind” if schools aren’t open as they were before the advent of the novel coronavirus.

“It is true that we disagree on policies and visions for America,” Yoho said, “but that does not mean we should be disrespectful.”

Scott said that parents have their own reasons for sending their kids to school, such as free lunches.

Sabatini does not go to the grocery store much, he added, saying he “prefers to eat out.”

DeSantis has struggled to message his belief that schools should open in a full-scale way.

The Senator’s words mirror a statement from Gov. Ron DeSantis that went viral a few days ago.

Among the chyrons: “How Florida succeeded where New York failed.”

Also not minimized: Florida’s case count itself.

“Really, for two weeks, you didn’t see much about it,” said the politician-turned-media-critic.

“If you threaten to come to Clay County and think for one second we’ll bend our backs for you, you’re sadly mistaken,” Daniels said.

“What’s going to be next? Banning guns,” Bondi added.

Jones has charged on her Twitter account that the state is actually “slowly” deleting cases and even deaths.

“This is now driven by anti-American Maoist, Marxist weirdos who hate our country,” Rubio said,

“We clearly haven’t beat it. I think everybody is concerned when they read about the number of cases being up.”