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Rock that lobstah
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. >

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. >

I think this is all Republican saber rattling. Their agreement had this kind of liquidation clause to protect themselves from lunatics like DeSantis. You break it, you buy it.
Ancillary to this, what kind of message does this send to other large corporations that might consider operating in Florida if Florida while not honor its agreements over a petty "king's" decision for revenge over nothing more than that a-hole's current political ginning up of his base. 
I think long term, this is very bad for Florida. Corporations like safe investments in states that honor their agreements. >

It's these investments that made Florida in the first place. Nothing would've been built in central Florida without huge incentives like these self-governing agreements.  I just don't understand Florida, a state that depends so much on tourism, going after one of it's biggest tourist arractions. It'd be like Texas banning oil derricks or Maine saying "fuck lobsters" >


Maine saying "fuck lobsters"

Obviously, they would never say that. It would be "fuck lobstahs." >

Please do not fuck the lobstahs