chrisvee
Well-Known Member
sure feels that way amirite"This is not California. This is the free state of Florida."
sure feels that way amirite"This is not California. This is the free state of Florida."
Do you live in FL? Insurance companies are pulling out of FL left and right and leaving thousands of people uninsured.This is nothing new. Insurance companies commonly drop folks for making claims.
They pay the claim then drop the person. It has happened forever.
It has nothing to do with the state, it's the way insurance companies do business.
This is where I think he is politically stupid.
He's not going to build a prison, but it's very likely that DeSantis threatening to build a state prison on the grounds of WDW is going to make the news which will make him sound unhinged to anyone not on the fringes. If his appeal is supposed to be as a less unhinged and more competent version of a certain ex-president, this weird obsession with ruining Disney World (one of the motors of his state's economy) because the company disagreed with him runs directly counter to that. Imagine that he, instead, just outlined some restrained argument about taxes and guest safety that may have been dishonest but was at least something more moderate Republicans wouldn't have to feel stupid trying to defend.
…they’re completely off the rails…doesn’t make sense to try to put timelines/normalcy on anything as the train slides by upside downI'm trying to figure out when the legislature will have the time. The session ends soon, and they still have a budget to pass.and change the law to allow DeSantis to stay in office when he runs for POTUS.
Does it?If they were renters, I don't think so. Flamingo Crossings (DCP housing) sits on RCID land, but is considered Winter Garden.
I included a map from RCIDs website. It sits in the boundary, but is unincorporated RCIDDoes it?
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Is all the DCP housing south of Western Way? In that land that is outside the red line? Is there housing on the north side or just hotels and retail? Notice the road, part of Hartzog Road is within the district, but the boundary seems to exclude where the actual housing is located.
I know Disney keeps track of everything, and many pages back someone mentioned people not attending due to politics. Are they tracking who isn't going to Disney World because it's in Florida, as opposed to not going because eof Disney's politics?
This is where I think he is politically stupid.
He's not going to build a prison, but it's very likely that DeSantis threatening to build a state prison on the grounds of WDW is going to make the news which will make him sound unhinged to anyone not on the fringes. If his appeal is supposed to be as a less unhinged and more competent version of a certain ex-president, this weird obsession with ruining Disney World (one of the motors of his state's economy) because the company disagreed with him runs directly counter to that. Imagine that he, instead, just outlined some restrained argument about taxes and guest safety that may have been dishonest but was at least something more moderate Republicans wouldn't have to feel stupid trying to defend.
Yes. The Disney Springs garages are even owned by the District.Is Disney Springs, and the hotels across the street, in RCID?
YesIs Disney Springs, and the hotels across the street, in RCID?
It took four law firms several weeks to find a procedural error? But even if they did, who actually has standing to object?
Welcome to the forum and I'm jealous you can view the nightly MK fireworks from your own backyard !Long time lurker here, but had to register to post because there isn’t much discussion elsewhere. As a Florida resident living right next to magic kingdom, this stuff is absolutely EXHAUSTING. We have a lot of real problems affecting people in this state, and this is how this clown decides to spend his time. Well, this and flying around the country on his “totally not running for president” book tour.
Standing is one issue.
The other is HB9 itself, which lists the consequences of not doing the mailing, is that ... there are no consequences:
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Not yet, but I wouldn't expect any potential statements from the Company to address the issue of notice specifically, especially since it was the District's obligation to send the notice, not Disney's.Has anyone seen any news reports with an updated comment from Disney? Honestly, the only legitimate concern I have is the potential lack of notice given to affected property owners. If that is true, that development agreement may not be worth the paper it’s printed on.
IMO, nothing else comes close to level of damage that mistake would do.
I'm not sure how any of this gets by the Contracts Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The State can't impair Disney's agreement with the old RCID. It's all going to end up in Court.I believe he said the legislature will do that, at his bequest
Who wants to bet that DeSantis and team never mention that part of it?Standing is one issue.
The other is HB9 itself, which lists the consequences of not doing the mailing, is that ... there are no consequences:
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