The release of Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan from house arrest in Romania drew ire from conservative commentators following their arrival in Florida. Ben Shapiro criticized their presence in the U.S., labeling them self-proclaimed pimps and supporters of terrorism. Fellow conservative Richard Hanania described the situation as a moral watershed for the MAGA movement. Concerns were echoed by Jeremy Boreing, who suggested that the conservative media's response would reveal their ethics. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis indicated that the state would seek legal avenues to address their presence, asserting they aren't welcome.
America does not need more self-proclaimed pimps and terror supporters with outstanding criminal allegations of sex trafficking and a history of pornographic distribution, plus a grift university that suckers young men out of thousands of dollars.
This really feels like a moral watershed. Everything else MAGA does has some kind of twisted moral logic that maybe you can see if you squint really hard. This time it's just we love pimping.
The way conservatives and conservative organizations respond to Andrew Tate arriving on US soil will tell you everything you need to know about them. Any organization or host who embraces him is engaged in far worse than simple grift.
Our attorney general, James Uthmeier, is looking into what state hooks and jurisdiction we may have to be able to deal with this. But the reality is no, Florida is not a place where you're welcome with that.
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