
DeSantis RIDICULED After Creepy Habit Resurfaces On RNC Stage
July 17, 2024
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as posted by the channelFlorida Governor and former Donald Trump election rival, Ron DeSantis, starts creeping people out again as his bizarre tongue licking habit resurfaces on the Republican National Convention stage. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Ron DeSantis' Weirdest Habit Is Creeping People Out All Over Again After RNC Speech
"Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis returned to the media spotlight on Tuesday when he spoke at the Republican National Convention ― and he brought one of his most unsettling habits with him.
DeSantis, who initially ran against Donald Trump for the GOP nomination before dropping out of the race and endorsing his former rival, has a tendency to flick out his tongue while speaking.
A new “Daily Show” supercut video finds he did it at least 13 times during his speech on Tuesday:"
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