MSNBC columnist wrote a fearful piece about the 'vindictiveness, cruelty, and demagoguery' of Ron DeSantis.
T.W. Shannon, the former co-chair of Black Voices for Trump, said the former president told him to "go out there and win."
Cohen also lamented the fact that DeSantis enacted"limits on mail-in ballot drop boxes, new requirements on voting registration, and even made it more difficult to give food and water to Floridians waiting in line to exercise their franchise." He has also"rammed through a new congressional map.
He then claimed,"[W]hat makes DeSantis such a uniquely worrying character is that there is seemingly no political sewer into which he won’t wade," referencing the governor’s"scapegoating" of the LGBTQ community.
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