If fast food is essential\, so are kids in school -DeSantis

If fast food is essential, so are kids in school -DeSantis

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If fast food is essential, so are kids in school -DeSantis

If fast food is essential, so are kids in school -DeSantis

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Thursday spoke about reopening schools and told reporters, "We spent months saying that there were certain things that were essential.

That included fast-food restaurants.

It included Walmart.

It included Home Depot... if all that is essential, then educating our kids is absolutely essential."

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