DeSantis crashes at the start of the campaign due to serious failures in his connection with Musk on Twitter

The governor of Florida and brand new candidate for the 2024 presidential elections in the United States, Ron DeSantis, did not start his campaign on the right foot. election campaign. The launch of his candidacy in one of the “spaces” of Twitter, with the owner of the network and tycoon Elon Musk as host, made water everywhere at the beginning of the transmission. The resounding technical failure kept hundreds of thousands of followers waiting for more than twenty minutes.

“It is that there are so many people connected…”, the moderator of the colloquium, David Sacks, was heard apologizing. I think we are melting the internet,” he added.

The truth is that many users could not join the presentation, thousands of them gave up and others were eliminated: a disastrous start for DeSantis, especially due to his insistence on the presumed executive effectiveness of his management, and a serious setback for the one who has as the owner of the aerospace company SpaceX, the great technological entrepreneur of the planet… and beyond.

Musk tried to remove iron from the skid. And after assuming the launch was being unlucky, he introduced the candidate in what he called a “historical announcement” to a “real experience.” And he added jokingly: “You can tell from some of the bugs that it’s real.”

The networks burned, as they say, in this case between the flames of a gigantic choral mockery. “Biggest campaign launch failure in history,” one netizen tweeted. Who else thinks #DeSantis would have been better cast on the Disney stream? #Fail”, wrote another in reference to the leader’s confrontation with the entertainment company.

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Once the problems were overcome, DeSantis delivered an opening speech consisting of a compendium of the main clichés of the Republican extreme right: invasion of “millions” of immigrants, crime in the political streets because of the Democratic left, indoctrination of children in the schools and therefore the need to make America “great again” with him as president.

DeSantis did not forget to attack his main rival, Donald Trump, in a veiled manner: “The Republican Party must put an end to its culture of losing. There is no substitute for victory. We must look forward, not back,” he said, clearly alluding to the speech of the former president.

Trump did not take long to react to his adversary’s bump, and immediately published a meme with a Musk rocket crashing and exploding loudly in a violent explosion. “Ron! 2024”, read the label attached to the rocket on its unfortunate journey, straight to the ground.

It’s going to be an interesting campaign. It may be funny, at times.

Candidate Messages

I support the wall and bitcoin, not environmental policy

DeSantis left a few pills of his political project during the failed launch of his 2024 presidential candidacy. The Reuters agency collected some of them, by topic:
Immigration
“We will move in on the first day declaring a national emergency. We will build a border wall (the one Trump started?). We will make sure we stay in Mexico… And we really need to hold the Mexican drug cartels accountable because they are facilitating a lot of this migration”.
Environmental and social investment
“I think this whole movement is really trying to do through the financial sector what they were never able to do through the ballot box.”
Bitcoin
“They have every right to use Bitcoin. The only reason the people of Washington don’t like it is because they don’t control it. And they are central planners and they want control over society. So Bitcoin is a threat to them. … You just don’t have to control everything that people may be doing in this space. If this regime continues for another four years, it will probably kill Bitcoin.”
Disney
“They want to be treated differently than Universal or SeaWorld, and we don’t think that’s appropriate. They should drop their lawsuit (against the state of Florida for intervening in the company), but obviously we’re going to defend our actions because we think we have the right to do what we did”.