Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attended a Naples High School football game Friday night 10 days after Hurricane Ian devastated Southwest Florida.
only 10 days ago. There was 10 feet of storm surge not far from the school. Winds were so violent some doors in the school came off their hinges.
Govenor Ron DeSantis attends a football game at Naples High School just 10 days after Hurricane Ian ravaged the area "I think this game and the schools being reopened is a testament to the resiliency of our Southwest Florida communities," DeSantis said."We have absorbed a real significant blow with hurricane Ian. It’s changed the face of this region and it’s going to take some time until we recover.
DeSantis, proud 99 percent of Floridians have power again, was something of a rock star before and during this return to football. He performed the coin toss, spoke to the crowd from midfield, and then spent a lot of time high-fiving, taking selfies with and signing autographs for fans."He’s been phenomenal," said Donalds, whose 19th congressional district runs through the heart of Southwest Florida."There’s a reason I call him America’s governor.
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