'DeSantis wins. Again.' Cruise line's policy change 'is an apparent submission to' governor of Florida

Doug P. | 2:42 PM on June 05, 2021

Some cruise lines that operate out of Florida have been critical of Gov. DeSantis for not allowing them to require proof of vaccination:

Cruise lines that operate out of Florida’s ports are heading for a showdown with Gov. Ron DeSantis over his ban on vaccine passports. https://t.co/vLCOc4ALnr

— Newsmax (@newsmax) June 1, 2021

One cruise line threatened to operate out of ports not located on the Florida coastline, but at least one company has apparently backpedaled on opposition to DeSantis:

Royal Caribbean's about-face on requiring vaccination for passengers is an apparent submission to Gov. Ron DeSantis.https://t.co/5a0HSUxvGv

— Taylor Dolven (@taydolven) June 4, 2021

The before (require) vs. the after (recommend): pic.twitter.com/jdxgBWdVfq

— Taylor Dolven (@taydolven) June 4, 2021

To be sure, the cruise line’s decision is causing some triggering on the Left, but what doesn’t?

DeSantis wins. Again. 👊🏻 https://t.co/8C7Itojs3I

— Sister Toldjah 😁 (@sistertoldjah) June 5, 2021

Yes, apparently it is. This is what we should expect of our elected leaders. Defend freedom and medial privacy rights when corporations overstep. Thank you @GovRonDeSantis https://t.co/i6fvMEA8cH

— Just Mindy (@just_mindy) June 5, 2021

And there it is!