The Republican Florida governor took aim at President Joe Biden in recent remarks, in which he highlighted COVID-19 case numbers.
When taking questions after a press conference on Friday, September 10, Governor DeSantis took aim at Biden's recent actions on COVID-19 and questioned there being"300 percent more cases in this country today than a year ago."
DeSantis said:"This is a guy that promised, when he ran for president, that he would shut down the virus. "If you look now, there's 300 percent more cases in this country today than a year ago when we had no vaccines at all."Gov. Ron DeSantis: "I think the problem I have with Joe Biden, more than anything, this guy doesn't take responsibility for anything. He's always trying to blame other people, blame other states."
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