MSNBC host Jen Psaki took a clever approach on Friday as she analyzed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign, raising the question, “Are you OK?” Psaki, a former White House press secretary under President Joe Biden, expressed genuine concern for DeSantis’ behavior and criticized his peculiar campaign tactics.
Psaki pointed out DeSantis’ extravagant spending on private plane travel, likening it to the actions of a frivolous teen pop star. She didn’t hold back in her condemnation of the Florida governor’s state curriculum, which includes the idea that slaves benefited from learning skills. This remark received backlash from South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, the only Black Republican in the Senate, who emphasized that there is no silver lining in slavery.
Psaki also highlighted one of DeSantis’ puzzling moves, suggesting the appointment of Democratic anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead either the Food and Drug Administration or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Although DeSantis attempted to backtrack on this idea, it still raised eyebrows.
With DeSantis trailing former President Donald Trump by a significant margin in GOP candidate polls, he has been forced to downsize his campaign staff by about a third. Psaki, in light of these circumstances, questioned whether DeSantis truly desires to run for president or if this campaign is simply a cry for help.
It’s clear that Psaki’s satirical analysis struck a nerve and shed light on the flaws within DeSantis’ campaign. As the video below demonstrates, her poignant commentary has sparked a conversation about DeSantis’ viability as a presidential candidate.
It remains to be seen whether DeSantis can regain momentum and prove that he is indeed fit for the presidency. However, his current struggles indicate that he may need to reevaluate his approach and priorities if he hopes to succeed in the race.
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