Forbes reported in 2022, DeSantis net worth was $320K and still had $20K in student loans. He clearly needs massive donations to pursue his dreams.
The governor's job doesn't pay that much....
Forbes reported in 2022, DeSantis net worth was $320K and still had $20K in student loans. He clearly needs massive donations to pursue his dreams.
Still nicer to fly in and out of than MCOIt's funny to think that TIA was once the big travel airport in the area.
If time wasn't an issue, flying into MIA and taking brightline to Orlando would be preferable to me than dealing with MCO.Still nicer to fly in and out of than MCO
If time wasn't an issue, flying into MIA and taking brightline to Orlando would be preferable to me than dealing with MCO.
If they had a lounge, then I'd say yes. But since I enjoy getting fitshaced for free before flying, then MIA is my preferred choice.I prefer Ft. Lauderdale's airport to MIA.
If time wasn't an issue, flying into MIA and taking brightline to Orlando would be preferable to me than dealing with MCO.
OEAI prefer Ft. Lauderdale's airport to MIA.
I don't have that kind of money
You don't need money, just a sense of adventureI don't have that kind of money
For work travel, I do enjoy the Delta lounge quite a bit. But personal travel is generally on Jetblue or Southwest, because dad life, and there's no lounges near them.
Not if it’s “the will of the people.”He's precluded from using most of those funds for a run for president.
I agree with those who would raise an eyebrow at the idea that what DeSantis wants to be talking most about this as he launches a presidential bid is his legal battle with Disney. Does he really want to be standing on that stage announcing his candidacy and telling people to vote for him as the one leader who had the courage to take on Walt Disney World? I would think he'd want to be talking about the legislation he did pass that makes him look like an effective culture warrior, not a protracted and costly legal battle with Disney over their First Amendment rights that his legislation sparked and which could go either way.DeSantis is behind Trump in the polls.
When you are the short stack, you go all in.
DeSantis is pushing all in.
I hope if that happens Disney would close it for a multiyear referb that would take his entire time in office. Then they could reopen with the next President and just have him sit and smile.Imagine if the governor did win and they had to put him in the Hall of Presidents.
Except there aren’t just 2 parties. Independents make up more voters than either party has. In order to win in a national election you need to get the independent vote in swing states. Moving right of Trump won’t help and there’s no way to undo that now and pivot. The war chest needs to be refilled. He doesn’t have enough to finish the primaries let alone the general election. Donors are key to his viability and that well is starting to dry up.Negative partisanship is the strongest force in American politics. If DeSantis is the nominee, he'll have the 35% because more people will be voting against Biden than voting for the Republican, not matter who the Republican is, just like Biden voters will be voting against Trump more than voting for Biden.
The last person who won because people were voting for him rather than against his opponent was Obama in 2008.
Also, DeSantis has a bigger war chest than Trump.
I agree with this. The Disney feud is 7-2 unsuited but if he folds then he will get blinded out. Going all in probably is his only play.DeSantis is behind Trump in the polls.
When you are the short stack, you go all in.
DeSantis is pushing all in.
NO, Disney has the First Amendment right to say "Our goal as a company is for this law to be repealed by the legislature or struck down in the courts." Any retaliation for this statement is Desantis illegally retaliating against Disney. There is no backpedaling that. There is no condoning that. There is no blaming Disney for making Constitutionally protected speech.To the general public, DeSantis is not taking on Walt Disney World. It was the Disney (headquartered in California) CEO that criticized the Parental Rights In Education Act. It was the Disney CEO (headquartered in California) who said, "Our goal as a company is for this law to be repealed by the legislature or struck down in the courts."
News outlets are not framing this as a WDW/DeSantis battle; they are framing this as a Disney/DeSantis battle.
Disney is one of the richest, most liberal companies in the United States.
Previously, I posted a link to a Washington Post article titled: Most Americans Support ... Policies Favored by GOP, Polls Show. (Edited the exact title to avoid veering into politics.) This is not the New York Post; this is a Washington Post poll.
Fighting "woke corporate America" is a winning strategy for Republicans. (This is how DeSantis will frame it.)
There are other things that DeSantis (and other Republicans) are doing that will cost them in the general election. Fighting "woke corporate America" is not one of them.
They don’t HAVE to do anything.Imagine if the governor did win and they had to put him in the Hall of Presidents.
Nah, entry to the HoP would be monetized, people would pay to see it.They don’t HAVE to do anything.
Disney is one of the richest, most liberal companies in the United States.
Nah, entry to the HoP would be monetized, people would pay to see it.
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