Riots and Immunity in FL

I always wondered why current laws weren't able to ensure roadways were free from political disruption (rioters, etc). Florida's new immunity law seems to be another answer. Sounds like it gives immunity to first responders and those driving roadways. I could picture a large 4x4 with flag, rolling coal, while enforcing the law. I imagine the new law will be challenged in the courts but in the meantime I bet there won't be many riots in Florida. I bet a few more states move in that direction.

If their in the road, run em over.

If Democrats would just enforce the laws on the books in their States, we'd be fine.

Oklahoma passed a similar law today.

TN was/is looking into something similar as well.

I smell a state vs fed battle royal coming. Ive been surprised how progressive Biden has been and some state arent liking it and the lack of accountability for these riots, sorry I meant to say peaceful protests.

He's definitely moved far more left than many expected. Even some Californians are in the news about how far left things have moved. I saw a story about Venice, CA being taken over by homeless encampments. It's incomprehensible to spend tens of thousands $ in property taxes while the city does nothing to stop your community from being trashed.

Honestly, I'm surprised the CIC hasn't gone more extreme.....yet.

While trump may not have been "presidential" the country would recover from his poor judgement/lack of political experience sooner than what the Dems are putting into place now, jmo.