DeSantis rips into Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s indictment of Trump: ‘All about politics’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis continued to tiptoe toward the Republican presidential primary race with a visit to Nassau County Saturday — his second New York City-area appearance in less than six weeks — while taking a swipe at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for his prosecution of Donald Trump.

"This guy is all about politics,” DeSantis said of Bragg, who he decried as "a menace to society.”

"His whole thing is he doesn’t want people to be in jail, he wants to downgrade felonies to misdemeanors,” DeSantis said.

"Really, really dangerous stuff.

"And then he turns around, does a flimsy indictment against a former president of the United States. All these legal gymnastics to act like this is a felony – when almost every other time, he’s trying to take the felonies and downgrade them,” DeSantis exclaimed.

"This guy is doing politics! He has an agenda – that is not the rule of law,” he said, earning a standing ovation from the crowd.

DeSantis did plenty of pro-Florida boosting in his 50-minute speech.

"For over four years, we don’t have leaks, we don’t have palace intrigue,” he said of his administration, speaking to about 600 guests in the glass-walled atrium of the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City.

"We just execute the agenda,” he boasted — in what seemed to be a swipe at former president Donald Trump’s chaotic administration.

But the governor carefully avoided any mention of Trump’s name.

Instead, he hammered President Joe Biden with gusto.

"Our president, Joe Biden — he’s weak, he’s floundering,” DeSantis said dismissively.

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