DeSantis for Jail 2024!

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The following is about Florida Governor DeSantis trying to conceal COVID death details in Florida.

You paid $152k for DeSantis’ latest legal loss, another attempt to keep public info hidden Commentary - Scott Maxwell, Orlando Sentinel​

Wed, October 11, 2023

... you had a public health department caught hiding public information — about human deaths, no less. That is not normal.
Then, when caught keeping secrets about the health data that was assembled with tax dollars, the agency used more public resources to wage a legal battle to try to continue keeping secrets.
Finally, when that agency ran out of legal options to defend its clearly indefensible behavior, it was forced to spend an additional $152,500 of your tax dollars paying the legal bills of Floridians who never should’ve had to hire attorneys in the first place.

https://news.yahoo.com/paid-152k-desantis-latest-legal-195800200.html

 

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“What DeSantis is currently doing is an abuse of this law to benefit his candidacy — paid for by his super PAC and its special-interest donors”​

DeSantis Super PAC Helps Pay for Private Flights, in Unusual Move

The Florida governor’s campaign, facing a cash crunch, has found a way to offload the steep costs of private air travel. Campaign finance experts say the arrangement could test the limits of the law.

www.nytimes.com

 

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“What DeSantis is currently doing is an abuse of this law to benefit his candidacy — paid for by his super PAC and its special-interest donors” #22​

Not trying to darken your gloom here S2, but if DeSantis is on the same time-scale as Trump, the governor should have smooth sailing long past the election.

That of course does not excuse the atrocity. Sounding the alarm won't keep you out of Heaven (unless DeSantis takes over up there too).

 

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Disney isn't the only one "gettin' outa town".

Boomers fed up with Florida are moving to southern Appalachia, fueling a population spike in longtime rural communities​

John L. Dorman / Sun, March 24, 2024 at 11:20 AM EDT

Boomers fed up with Florida are moving to southern Appalachia, fueling a population spike in longtime rural communities

• Boomers who once flocked to Florida are increasingly ditching the state for southern Appalachia.
• A recent Wall Street Journal report highlighted the so-called "halfbacks" who have settled in the region.
• Many of the new arrivals sought an escape from the continual threat of extreme weather in Florida.

For decades, Florida has remained a top destination for retirees looking to settle down roots as they enjoy their golden years.
But despite the Sunshine State's warm weather and lack of an individual income tax, a wave of more affluent baby boomers is ditching the state for a newer destination: southern Appalachia.
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that many so-called "halfbacks" — or boomers who moved from the Northeast and Midwest to Florida before settling in environs midway — are starting to populate once-heavily rural counties in areas that include Southwest Virginia, North Georgia, parts of both North Carolina and South Carolina, and portions of Alabama and Tennessee. ...

The Journal reported. And while Ed Helms has encountered new development in North Georgia, he told the newspaper that it still pales in comparison with the sort of growth that he witnessed in Florida.
"Our property insurance was going sky high," he said of Florida living. "We got tired of being unable to find a place to sit in restaurants."
"We wouldn't go back for anything," he added.

Boomers fed up with Florida are moving to southern Appalachia, fueling a population spike in longtime rural communities

The Wall Street Journal reported that boomers who moved from the Northeast and Midwest to Florida are now re-settling in southern Appalachia.

news.yahoo.com

Ron,
McDonald's is hiring.