Ron DeSantis’s office refuses to answer questions about why he chose to appoint a person who took part in January 6. Read the latest from besslevin:
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involved “vetting licensed providers who will work, hands-on, with vulnerable, often disrobed clients behind closed doors” and presiding over “repeated discussions about whether to grant or revoke state licenses to massage therapists, often because of their criminal histories.”) Unsurprisingly, DeSantis did not mention Atkinson’s part in the attack, and for her part, she initially denied she entered the Capitol and then toldshe was declining to comment.
Walking toward the Capitol, Atkinson is seen wearing a “Trump 2020” T-shirt in gray on top of a long-sleeved black top, and a backward blue baseball hat with “TRUMP” in silver sequins and “2020” in red ones, according toShe holds a white phone.
According to Cox, Atkinson approached DeSantis at an event where he spoke and asked him to appoint her to the massage board. “I know, for a fact—I saw it—that she approached him about this…he knows who she is,” Cox toldNow, of course, his office refuses to engage on the matter, repeatedly declining to answer questions about what the governor knew about Atkinson, why he chose to appoint her, and why she left the board last year. And it seems unlikely they ever will.
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