While Joe Biden and the Democrats continue to drive inflation through the roof and America straight off the edge of an economic cliff, DeSantis has remained focused on taking care of his people.

With just seven weeks before he squares off against Dem challenger Charlie Crist in November’s Gubernatorial election, the America First Governor has once again put Floridians ahead of politics by proposing a series of family-friendly tax breaks to help his people fight off Joe Biden’s inflation.

The Sunshine State governor noted that Florida recently granted $1.2 billion in tax relief for the current year with measures like a tax holiday on baby-related purchases like diapers and wipes. The plan is to continue this and do more in the coming year.

“What we’re going to do next year is we’re going to make that permanent, so that baby items, cribs, strollers, no tax on that,” DeSantis said at an Education Freedom event in Boca Raton, Fla.

He then rattled off a list of other sales tax breaks he is proposing for next year.

“We’re going to do no tax on school books, kids books. We’re going to do no tax on athletic equipment for kids. We’re going to do no tax on toys for 12 and under, We want families to do well,” DeSantis said to raucous applause.

DeSantis also added that he wants there to be no tax on pet food.

“And you see the inflation that we’re having to deal with because of all the stuff they’re doing in Washington,” he said. “They printed trillions of dollars, they’re trying to kneecap energy production, of course, you’re going to get inflation when you do those policies. And so inflation has not gone down, it went up the last month. Energy, unfortunately, is going to go up again between now and the end of the year, so this is pinching people, not just in Florida but all across the country[.]”

According to Fox News, the proposed tax breaks are in addition to a plan DeSantis announced weeks ago to cut tolls for commuters by 50%, a measure that he said would save Floridians up to $500 million.