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What Ron DeSantis needs to improve to advance his political career
Posted on 3/10/25 at 11:59 am
Posted on 3/10/25 at 11:59 am
We all know Ron made poor decisions in 2024 but ultimately what killed his Campaign? His Awkwardness and no Charisma. Ron must improve his low rizz factor if he wants to have a political future. AI broke down his weak points
Ron DeSantis' perceived lack of charisma, often humorously referred to as "no rizz," likely contributed to challenges in his 2024 presidential campaign. Here's a breakdown of how this factor intersected with broader dynamics:
### 1. **Charisma in Politics**:
- Charisma ("rizz") helps politicians connect emotionally with voters, inspire enthusiasm, and generate media attention. Leaders like Obama or Trump leveraged this trait to build loyal followings. DeSantis, often described as reserved, technocratic, or awkward in public, struggled to project the same magnetic persona, which may have limited his appeal in retail politics (e.g., town halls, rallies) and viral moments critical in modern campaigns.
### 2. **Campaign Impact**:
- **Media and Social Engagement**: DeSantis' stiff demeanor contrasted with Trump’s showmanship, making it harder to dominate news cycles or create organic online buzz. His campaign reportedly relied more on policy than personality, which risked blending into a crowded field.
- **Voter Connection**: In early primary states like Iowa and New Hampshire, voters often prioritize personal rapport. Reports suggested DeSantis’ scripted, aloof style hindered his ability to build grassroots momentum.
- **Debates and Public Appearances**: Charisma is crucial in debates, where DeSantis sometimes appeared overly rehearsed or defensive, failing to counter rivals like Nikki Haley or Trump’s dominance.
### 3. **Contextual Factors**:
- **Trump’s Shadow**: Trump’s entrenched base and larger-than-life persona overshadowed GOP rivals, making it difficult for any candidate, including DeSantis, to gain traction regardless of charisma.
- **Policy vs. Personality**: While DeSantis’ policies (e.g., anti-"woke" measures, COVID-19 handling) resonated with conservative voters, his messaging often lacked the emotional punch needed to expand his coalition.
- **Campaign Missteps**: Operational issues (e.g., overspending, layoffs) and a reliance on culture-war rhetoric over relatable storytelling compounded his challenges.
### 4. **Conclusion**:
DeSantis’ "no rizz" was not the sole reason for his campaign struggles but exacerbated existing weaknesses. In a race where Trump’s charisma and base loyalty set a high bar, DeSantis’ inability to authentically connect with voters or differentiate himself as a dynamic alternative limited his viability. Charisma alone doesn’t win elections, but in a personality-driven political landscape, its absence can be a significant liability.
Ron DeSantis' perceived lack of charisma, often humorously referred to as "no rizz," likely contributed to challenges in his 2024 presidential campaign. Here's a breakdown of how this factor intersected with broader dynamics:
### 1. **Charisma in Politics**:
- Charisma ("rizz") helps politicians connect emotionally with voters, inspire enthusiasm, and generate media attention. Leaders like Obama or Trump leveraged this trait to build loyal followings. DeSantis, often described as reserved, technocratic, or awkward in public, struggled to project the same magnetic persona, which may have limited his appeal in retail politics (e.g., town halls, rallies) and viral moments critical in modern campaigns.
### 2. **Campaign Impact**:
- **Media and Social Engagement**: DeSantis' stiff demeanor contrasted with Trump’s showmanship, making it harder to dominate news cycles or create organic online buzz. His campaign reportedly relied more on policy than personality, which risked blending into a crowded field.
- **Voter Connection**: In early primary states like Iowa and New Hampshire, voters often prioritize personal rapport. Reports suggested DeSantis’ scripted, aloof style hindered his ability to build grassroots momentum.
- **Debates and Public Appearances**: Charisma is crucial in debates, where DeSantis sometimes appeared overly rehearsed or defensive, failing to counter rivals like Nikki Haley or Trump’s dominance.
### 3. **Contextual Factors**:
- **Trump’s Shadow**: Trump’s entrenched base and larger-than-life persona overshadowed GOP rivals, making it difficult for any candidate, including DeSantis, to gain traction regardless of charisma.
- **Policy vs. Personality**: While DeSantis’ policies (e.g., anti-"woke" measures, COVID-19 handling) resonated with conservative voters, his messaging often lacked the emotional punch needed to expand his coalition.
- **Campaign Missteps**: Operational issues (e.g., overspending, layoffs) and a reliance on culture-war rhetoric over relatable storytelling compounded his challenges.
### 4. **Conclusion**:
DeSantis’ "no rizz" was not the sole reason for his campaign struggles but exacerbated existing weaknesses. In a race where Trump’s charisma and base loyalty set a high bar, DeSantis’ inability to authentically connect with voters or differentiate himself as a dynamic alternative limited his viability. Charisma alone doesn’t win elections, but in a personality-driven political landscape, its absence can be a significant liability.
This post was edited on 3/10/25 at 12:51 pm
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:02 pm to SuperSaint
Heel lifts definitely is negative Rizz points 
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:02 pm to John Barron
Quit pimping his wife as gov of florida.
This post was edited on 3/10/25 at 12:03 pm
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:26 pm to AaronDeTiger
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Quit pimping his wife as gov of florida.
Correct. Another poor decision by Ron and Casey
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:28 pm to John Barron
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:28 pm to John Barron
He’s just not a charismatic person. He’s a good governor and has done well but he bit the hand that feeds. After 2026, it’ll be tough for him to continue outside of Florida. He’d make a great senator? I’d try that route but his national tour was just not happening for the lad.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:30 pm to John Barron
This is the wrong time to be crossing Trump. I am no fan of the Tate brothers, but I also don't have political aspirations. For DeSantis to call them out, after Trump has publicly supported them, was really stupid. What DeSantis personally thinks about right & wrong no longer matters.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:32 pm to John Barron
Ron is a doer not a talker, never has been. Gets shite done. For him to be the Prez he'd have to be JD's VP first and then get in that way.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:36 pm to SneezyBeltranIsHere
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This is the wrong time to be crossing Trump. I am no fan of the Tate brothers, but I also don't have political aspirations. For DeSantis to call them out, after Trump has publicly supported them, was really stupid. What DeSantis personally thinks about right & wrong no longer matters.
Byron Donalds blasted the Tates - is he crossing Trump too?
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:36 pm to John Barron
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rizz factor
Come on, Eric. I know you're young, if that picture of you on your tweeter is real, but let's talk like an adult.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:37 pm to John Barron
He needs to learn how to read the room, how TF does he hear months of Trump campaigning on "end the fraud end the grift" and decide that it's a great time for his WIFE to run for governor?? That's one of the most DOA moves I've ever seen.
Everyone loves his action, but the self owns are too much to overcome
Everyone loves his action, but the self owns are too much to overcome
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:37 pm to SneezyBeltranIsHere
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What DeSantis personally thinks about right & wrong no longer matters.
How dare a moral compass be involved in national politics!
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:39 pm to Wtodd
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Ron is a doer not a talker, never has been. Gets shite done. For him to be the Prez he'd have to be JD's VP first and then get in that way.
American Idol voters like talkers.
JD has to avoid a falling out with Trump. Which is highly possible based on Trump’s track record.
Ron would be releasing the Epstein list.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:41 pm to Pettifogger
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Byron Donalds blasted the Tates - is he crossing Trump too?
It’s a fluid situation.
Anchor test
This post was edited on 3/10/25 at 12:48 pm
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:46 pm to John Barron
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John Barron
Is a wanna-be influencer and sad little fella with severe RDS
Still not giving you a click Eric
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:47 pm to John Barron
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His Awkwardness and no Charisma
I was open to supporting him in the primary but it was clear pretty quick he was not the same who had been comfortable wheeling and dealing in Florida. As Gov, he kind of built his brand not only off conservative policy but he was comfortable in front of the cameras/press dropping truth bombs on libs.
Idk who was advising his presidential campaign but it's like they had him purge all that. He was stiff, seemed uncomfortable and as you say lacked charisma.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:49 pm to John Barron
A new voice and demeanor.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:50 pm to John Barron
Way things are going, his only chance in 2028 looks to be a major major gaffe by JD.
Posted on 3/10/25 at 12:51 pm to PorkSammich
Sigh, folks like you are so desperate and ungrateful. It’s pathetic honestly. The bush-era old guard on full display. Still employing the same tactics of division that the left plays as well. How’s about a simple “thank you” to Trump and support him and his cabinet? As to your asinine comment about the Epstein list, you have no clue what Ron would do, but I’m sure you’d take credit for the excellent work Trump has done by simply saying “Ron would have done that too”
Ron lost. Ron chose poorly in 2024. Loyalty is important, his weak attempt lost a lot of goodwill and I’m not quite certain what he will be doing in 2028 or if anyone will care.
Ron lost. Ron chose poorly in 2024. Loyalty is important, his weak attempt lost a lot of goodwill and I’m not quite certain what he will be doing in 2028 or if anyone will care.
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