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Good evening and welcome to the show. Tonight’s topic is sure to have the DeSantis camp feeling just a tad bit uneasy. But let’s face it, we have to examine the situation for what it is and not sugarcoat it with political correctness. The truth is that DeSantis owners are not happy, and Wall Street is worried that too much woke stuff lessons the value of their candidate to defeat Trump and retain affluence.

It’s no secret that woke culture has infiltrated every aspect of our lives. What started as a mere social trend has now morphed into a political ideology that threatens to tear our country apart. It seems that those on the left are more concerned with virtue signaling and cancel culture than they are with actual policy that could benefit the American people.

And it’s not just regular Americans who are fed up with woke culture. Those who hold the purse strings of the DeSantis campaign are also beginning to see the light. They know that in order to defeat President Trump, they need a candidate who is strong on policy, not just rhetoric. Woke culture may have a certain appeal to younger voters, but it simply doesn’t have the staying power to carry a candidate to victory.

But what about the Trump White House administration? Let’s not forget the numerous accomplishments that have been achieved under President Trump’s leadership. From record low unemployment rates to historic tax cuts, the Trump administration has delivered real results for the American people. And let’s not forget the incredible strides made in foreign policy, including the historic peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.

In conclusion, woke culture may have its followers, but it simply doesn’t cut it in the political arena. Americans don’t want virtue signaling and cancel culture, they want real policy that will improve their lives. The DeSantis campaign would do well to take note of this if they hope to defeat President Trump and retain affluence.