If the Florida state legislature puts a constitutional carry bill on Governor Ron DeSantis’ desk, he will sign it. In fact, he is pretty confident that it’s going to happen before his tenure as governor is over. During a recent speech about infrastructure, he said:
One the thing that I wanted the legislature to do — and I think we will do it, I can’t tell you exactly when — but I’m pretty confident I will be able to sign a constitutional carry bill into law in the state of Florida.
We used to be a leader on Second Amendment. There’s like 25 states that have already done it and I think if you look now, you have a situation where the official in charge of these permits doesn’t support Second Amendment rights. So why would you want to subcontract out your constitutional rights to a public official that rejects the very existence of those rights?
So the legislature will get it done. I can’t tell you if it’s going to be next week, six months, but I can tell you that before I am done as governor, we will have a signature on that bill.
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If Desantis ever leaves as governor I pray he runs for President we need him who could turn this country into the best again, responsibility would be paramount and I mean every state, department, Congress and the Senate. There would be a review and straightforward business no cover ups, accountibility would be the bottom line.