Florida’s First Lady, Casey DeSantis, made a daring political style assertion throughout her husband, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ presidential marketing campaign path.

Sporting a black leather-based jacket adorned with the phrase “Where woke goes to die” and a top level view of Florida with an alligator on the again, Casey showcased her assist for Governor Ron DeSantis’ marketing campaign promise to fight “woke” ideology.

The putting outfit caught consideration at a charity biker rally in Des Moines, Iowa, the place the couple was in attendance.

Governor DeSantis, identified for his staunch opposition to “wokeness,” reiterated his dedication to the trigger throughout a speech to his supporters on the occasion. He declared, “We will wage war on the woke,” vowing to battle in opposition to it in schooling, companies, and the halls of Congress.

“We will fight the woke in education, we will fight the woke in corporations, we will fight in the halls of Congress,” Florida Governor acknowledged.

With ardour and willpower, DeSantis expressed his refusal to give up to what he known as the “woke mob.”

The 42-year-old DeSantis’ apparel drew comparisons to the controversial jacket worn by former First Lady Melania Trump throughout a go to to migrant kids in Texas in 2018.

Melania’s $39 inexperienced hooded Zara jacket featured the phrase “I really don’t care, do u?” on the again, sparking debates about its which means and whether or not it mirrored her indifference towards the destiny of detained kids or served as a response to media assaults on her household.

The rally in Des Moines introduced collectively a number of Republican candidates, together with Governor Ron DeSantis, former Vice President Mike Pence, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott.

Notably, absent from the occasion was former U.S. President Trump.

The 44-year-old Florida Governor has been actively combating “wokeness” for years.

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In December 2021, Ron DeSantis introduced the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees (Stop W.O.Okay.E) Act, a legislative proposal aimed toward furthering his efforts to ban crucial race principle and the New York Times’ 1619 Project in Florida faculties. His dedication to opposing “wokeness” additionally led him to indefinitely droop Democratic State Attorney Andrew Warren after Warren pledged to not prosecute abortion seekers or suppliers in August 2022.

As the marketing campaign path continues, the DeSantis duo’s efforts to fight “woke” ideology will undoubtedly stay a focus, reflecting their dedication to their political agenda and ideas.