Disney vs. DeSantis post card

 In one corner, Ron DeSantis steps into the ring, draped in red, white, and blue, his eyes focused and determined. He’s a fighter who’s built his reputation on power moves and bold statements, ready to take on the heavyweight of entertainment. The crowd buzzes with anticipation, knowing this bout is as much about politics as it is about punches.

In the opposite corner, Disney emerges, not as a single fighter, but as a larger-than-life entity—a cultural juggernaut with decades of experience in winning over the masses. Its gloves are adorned with Mickey Mouse ears, but don’t be fooled; behind the friendly facade lies a seasoned opponent who’s been in the ring with bigger challenges and come out on top.

The bell rings, and the match begins. DeSantis comes out swinging with heavy jabs, aiming for the body, trying to weaken Disney’s foundation. His punches are driven by policy and law, targeting the core of Disney’s influence in Florida. But Disney, with its nimble footwork, ducks and weaves, countering with a flurry of its own—media blitzes, cultural influence, and public opinion, all landing sharp, precise blows.

Round after round, the fight intensifies. DeSantis throws powerful hooks, backed by legislative support, aiming to land a knockout punch. Yet Disney’s defense is strong, absorbing the hits and retaliating with creativity and nostalgia, reminding the world of its deep roots in American culture. The crowd watches, enthralled, as the battle becomes a clash of titans—one man versus a corporate empire.

The final round sees both fighters exhausted but unyielding. DeSantis delivers a strong uppercut, a decisive move that could shift the momentum. But Disney, ever resilient, counters with a combination that dazzles the audience, a reminder that its magic is hard to beat. As the bell rings to end the match, neither side has fallen, but both have taken their hits.

The fight, it seems, is far from over. The audience knows that this bout will continue beyond the ring, in boardrooms, courtrooms, and the court of public opinion. For now, the crowd is left to wonder—who truly won this round, and what will the next round bring?

Postcard details:

5" x 7"

These vibrant 120 lb. cardstock postcards are sure to capture the eye and provide for a wonderful gift or salutations to a friend or family member in another place. The options in (parenthesis) are numbered and signed.