Florida Governor Ron DeSantis launched this presidential bid in a Twitter town hall meeting last night.

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Hello everybody, I'm Robbie Gupta.

And I'm Ricky Schlaught.

Well, Ricky, your boy Ron made his announcement last night. What'd you think?

My boy. Interesting.

I thought you were pro-R-R-R-N. Didn't you have a Ron hat or something?

No, that's my mom. I don't have a Ron hat.

I have a Biden shirt. I mean, I'm not even, I'm not even consistent. No, you literally do. I have one of him double fisting ice cream cones. It's really good. I'll wear it next time. Well, what did you think? Well, as the Post said, I just picked up my paper on my doorstep. he's ronning. Oh my God. I've seen better.

But all right. I know. I was laughing as I was walking back to my apartment.

Let's quickly dispense with the quote unquote optics of this all. So there was a 20 plus minute

malfunction on Twitter. So he was announcing on Twitter spaces.

The delay was longer than some campaign speeches.

There was dead air.

There were hot mic whispers.

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