‘I Guess I Should’ve Been at the Beach in Delaware’ DeSantis Takes Shot at Biden in Response to Conspiracy Theorists Who Claimed That He Was ‘Missing’

Florida GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis took a shot at Joe Biden today while holding a press conference where he called on the federal government to allow states to directly purchase monoclonal antibody treatments.

DeSantis was asked about the conspiracy theorists like U.S. House Rep Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) who claimed that he was “missing.”

“I guess I should’ve been at the beach in Delaware, right, and then they would have been really happy with that,” DeSantis responded, prompting laughter from those who were surrounding him at the press conference.

“Look, we actually put out the schedule and I think these people didn’t know that… of course, I was down in Miami later Thursday in the office working on this and some other stuff,” DeSantis added.

Gov. Ron DeSantis responds to critics who say he was “missing” during a surge of covid:

“I guess I should’ve been at the beach in Delaware, right, and then they woulda been really happy with that.”
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Biden arrived back to a snowy Washington D.C. today following a holiday trip to his beach home in Delaware.

Video footage showed him descending down the staircase of Air Force One prior to getting into a waiting SUV as snow blew all around.

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As we previously reported:

After Florida GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis hadn’t made any public appearances in two weeks, left-wing conspiracy theorists began to speculate about why that could be and that there could perhaps be something amiss.

Last night, however, DeSantis appeared in person at a New Year’s Eve “Let us worship” event in Miami at Miami Baptist Church.

Not only that but DeSantis was presented with the “Defender of Freedom” award by the movement’s leader, Sean Feucht.

In a tweet, where he shared a picture of himself on stage along with Feucht and his wife Casey, “Tonight, I was honored to receive the Defender of Freedom award at ‘Let Us Worship’ in Miami.

“In Florida, we will protect the right to worship and won’t let anyone shut you down,” DeSantis declared.