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not only that but they're going to have to pay out to Disney to punish them. I don't think it's the type of agreement between Disney and Florida that can be unilaterally dissolved. And this is on top of the local government footing a lot of new municipal costs and debts in the Orlando area.
All of Disney’s bonds then get passed on to the new governance model, adding over $1b to the area’s debt.
Disney’s response?  Make my day. >

Exactly. This makes zero sense for Florida.  
Florida hotels and restaurants are struggling to find people willing to change sheets and buss dishes.  30% of the job openings are not getting filled.  So many businesses are cutting back hours and services. Others are going out of business.  
What’s Desantis’s response?  Run for President. >

What’s the people response? Vote him to office. >

I tried to stop him but as a democrat I was only allowed one vote. >

You are lucky you are even allowed that as a democrat in Florida >

Give it time.
Eventually you will have to bring in 10 people to verify who you are and none of the 10 will be allowed to vote. >

Florida is holding a special legislative session to punish corporation for not supporting views held by the state.