Ron DeSantis confronts hecklers over left-wing indoctrination in schools | World News

Florida Gov. and Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis was heckled during a speech aimed at left-wing indoctrination in public schools.

“Unfortunately, bad stuff got into the school, porn got into the school,” DeSantis told the crowd.

The incident occurred at an event in Lexington, South Carolina, where DeSantis was discussing concerns about inappropriate content, including pornography, entering the school.

interrupt the governor, a Miss Shout out and call DeSantis a “fascist” in response to his stance on children’s healthcare. When DeSantis thanked her sarcastically, the audience booed the heckler with a loud, “yes, thanks, thanks” before cutting her off.

The 44-year-old Florida governor emphasized the need to protect children from indoctrination and the imposition of an agenda, saying, “We will not let you impose an agenda on our children! We will stand up for our children!” he told the audience. Guaranteed, there is a daily battle against those who support this ideology in Florida.

“People like Florida are the ones we beat every day on policy. We don’t let them win. We win all these battles. We don’t let them indoctrinate our children. Not under our watchful eye,” he said .

Critics, including Disney CEO Bob Iger, took aim at DeSantis after he signed a law banning discussions of gender identity and sexual orientation in public schools targeting students in kindergarten through third grade question.

Iger worries that the legislation, known as the “Don’t Talk Gay” bill, will endanger young LGBTQ people. The dispute has escalated into a legal battle over custody of Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando.

Several declared and potential Republican presidential candidates, including former President Donald Trump, criticized DeSantis’ actions, calling them a political stunt.

The DeSantis administration also blocked an advanced placement course in black history, calling it “radical,” and passed a law allowing parents access to educate A course on addressing the problem of pornographic material in school libraries.

DeSantis defended the measures, dismissing the intent to ban the books.

“Some people say that if you don’t want every book in the library to be in the sun, you want to ban books … that’s not true,” he said in March.

Florida’s governor has been campaigning aggressively in early primary states such as Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina ahead of the 2024 presidential race.

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President Biden, 80, criticized DeSantis’ Parental Educational Rights Act as “abhorrent” before it passed last year.

According to a recent Yahoo News/YouGov poll, both candidates trailed Biden in the general election, although Trump held a significant 28-point lead over DeSantis in the primary.