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If you read through all the deception and chest-thumping rhetoric, Death DeSantis left Disney with all of its "special treatment"

provisions while creating the illusion "there's a new sheriff in town." No wonder Disney isn't fighting it. No wonder Death DeSantis is just another "base manipulator." No wonder "the base" is basically a community of morons... no offence.

I'm on Team-Disney.
Graylight · 51-55, F
It's largely true, although there area a couple crucial things to consider. Reedy Creek emergency services will now be under DeSantis’s control. The reason Disney sounds like the happiest place on earth and the reason you don’t hear about every time tourist jumps from a hotel balcony is because they’ve been allowed to maintain some decorum on spreading news. That’s gone.

The possible tax burden for the citizens is still considerable; this in a town that sports drug program hotels, homelessness and pawn shops within 6 minutes of the park’s front gate.

And it places a donor to DeSantis on the 5-man board hand-appointed by him to monitor the area and its dealings. An arrangement already under scrutiny for pay-to-play.

No, Disney’s not worried. DeSantis is king of the ant hill. Disney is K2.
Vin53 · M
They [b][u]ARE[/u][/b] a bunch of morons. And offense definitely intended.
Strictgram · 70-79, C
@Vin53 If DeSantis supporters are morons what would you call Biden supporters?
@Strictgram Ah yeah apparently the two party system has again fucked up a right wing brain.
You can think both Biden and DeSantis and their supporters are morons.
Biden only has supporters cause there is no other alternative.
Vin53 · M
I would call them non-existent. Only trump antagonists.

@Strictgram
To be fair, the bill did rename the "Reedy Creek District" to "Central Florida Tourism Oversight District," so there's that.

DeSantis had a problem: if he dissolved the district, the law creating the district said the state would be responsible for any outstanding debts. And the district has about $1 billion in outstanding bonds to be redeemed over time. So the only option was a cosmetic re-naming.

 
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