re: '28 GOP primaries. Place them in order of preference. Ron, JD, Marco or other.

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I think he's 1000% subservient to GOPe and Israel lobby.

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Based on what policies/bills he's enacted while in office?

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed multiple anti-BDS laws targeting companies, non-profits, and educational institutions that boycott Israel, with the most recent expansion signed in June 2025 . The legality of these laws has been challenged in court, raising First Amendment concerns, and court decisions in other states have been mixed. The U.S. Supreme Court has not yet considered the constitutionality of anti-BDS laws. Florida's anti-BDS laws DeSantis has overseen multiple iterations of anti-BDS legislation in Florida: HB 741 (2019): First, he signed legislation defining antisemitism to include applying a double standard to Israel. Expanded laws (2025): The newest law, SB 1678, significantly expanded the state's prohibition on boycotts against Israel. This legislation prohibits state contracts and funding for entities that support or engage in academic boycotts of Israel. It also requires the state to divest from companies and other entities on a "Scrutinized Companies or Other Entities that Boycott Israel List". The constitutional debate Legal challenges to anti-BDS laws in various states argue that they violate free speech rights protected by the First Amendment. Legal arguments: Critics, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), argue that boycotts for political change are a form of constitutionally protected speech. They cite the Supreme Court case NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., which affirmed the right to engage in political boycotts. Counterarguments: Supporters of anti-BDS laws argue that these laws regulate commercial conduct rather than speech. They say that a state can choose not to subsidize or do business with companies whose actions contradict its policies, and this does not restrict a company's ability to express its view

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