JohnD
Well-Known Member
Filed by Rep. Eskamani, a Democrat, so likely to fail.If only!
Filed by Rep. Eskamani, a Democrat, so likely to fail.If only!
Definitely sounded like an Eskamani amendment!Filed by Rep. Eskamani, a Democrat, so likely to fail.
I just wish they would link to the documents.I think it's hilarious that Disney bloggers are now having to navigate through pacer and the orange county clerk's website to get content
He’s gonna “win” in a state court ruling that he texts/emails to the judge and get HAMMERED like Asgard in federal…the one that matters.This is what I’ve felt from the beginning.
Winning or losing isn’t the biggest problem for DeSantis. It’s the discovery process.
Hey @wdwmagic, do you have any server space? I've got pacer access and will cover the cost of downloads.I just wish they would link to the documents.
Halfway there.hide your name tags and flee![]()
that's if e-mails aren't being deleted or they were using private e-mail addressesDeSantis' public statements are more than enough to prove intent to squelch free speech.
For discovery, what would be priceless, is if there are records that show he doesn't really care and this was all for political gain.
I agree with everything you said, but I’m not sure that statements made by a politician on the campaign trail are going to hold that much water in proving intent.Agreed. Normally you would comb through e-mail and phone records in the hope of finding a smoking gun that points to an intent to retaliate. This time the Governor made it easy…..he wrote a book bragging about it![]()
I hope they are being deleted.that's if e-mails aren't being deleted or they were using private e-mail addresses
Oh you silly boy…that's if e-mails aren't being deleted or they were using private e-mail addresses
More clown show stuff without legitimacy…The Senate is now taking up SB 1250 (companion HB 1305) which includes, among other things, monorail inspections.
Watch here: https://www.flsenate.gov/Media/VideoPlayer?EventId=1_nty0d3lq-202305021000&Redirect=true
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That is not correct. They are in power in the sense that they are the new board. However, Disney has the agreement which limits what the new board can do. Those are the facts of what is presently in place. What that means is the new board cannot actually do anything contrary to the agreement, unless and until some sort of temporary injunctive relief is issued in their favor. Of course, the same thing can be said about any efforts by Disney to act in accordance with the agreement but contrary to the new board's wishes. The bottom line is, at this very moment, the board cannot do anything that you are fearful of.I am serious, right now, the DeSantis district is in power. I hope the DeSantis district doesn't make too much trouble for the day to day operation of WDW as this drags along in the courts for years.
There are obvious ways they could.
That base is a “winner” in Florida…for a few more years…but a loser nationally and the gap is widening.I think the issue is more for his personal ambitions and how he is talking about things. People keep trying to say he is playing to the base, so how is he talking about the base if its all an act?
DeSantis' public statements are more than enough to prove intent to squelch free speech.
For discovery, what would be priceless, is if there are records that show he doesn't really care and this was all for political gain.
…oh i’m sure it’s “just them” in this industrial sized can of wormsDiscovery could be broader than that. It's conceivable they could request (and have a right to) any materials that suggest he intended to punish anyone for their speech; not just Disney.
More to add onto the lawsuit.The Senate is now taking up SB 1250 (companion HB 1305) which includes, among other things, monorail inspections.
Watch here: https://www.flsenate.gov/Media/VideoPlayer?EventId=1_nty0d3lq-202305021000&Redirect=true
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