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Florida governor and Republican presidential hopeful cuts 38 jobs, including two senior advisers

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[โ€“] originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

he had to see this coming, or he wouldnt have had them obliterate the rules so he could run and not give up his current job. theres no win here... hes just going to go back to leading florida down fascist way

[โ€“] Itty53@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

He's a bellwether for the party. "How far can we push the message". That's not ironically the exact purposes of primaries when you get down to it - consolidating a party message. You use different politicians to highlight different aspects, send them out and get the feedback. They'll do it for healthcare platforms the same way they will for fascist ones. Same game rules apply.

Might seem kind of snarky to generalize actual states and actual people and their actual lives as game theory, but that's exactly what they do. Because it works. Every major party engages in that kind of thing worldwide.