Ron DeSantis’ Feud With Disney Has Hurt His Popularity, Survey Suggests

Ron DeSantis’ Feud With Disney , Has Hurt His Popularity, Survey Suggests.
'Newsweek' reports that Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis has seen his popularity cut nearly
in half amid his ongoing feud with Disney.
'Newsweek' reports that Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis has seen his popularity cut nearly
in half amid his ongoing feud with Disney.
Meanwhile, according to a survey by polling organization
Navigator, almost two in every three people in the U.S.
have a favorable view of the corporate powerhouse.
Meanwhile, according to a survey by polling organization
Navigator, almost two in every three people in the U.S.
have a favorable view of the corporate powerhouse.
Since November, DeSantis has even seen his
favorability among Republicans drop by 19 points.
The Florida governor has looked to strip Disney
of tax breaks and special privileges provided
by the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
The Florida governor has looked to strip Disney
of tax breaks and special privileges provided
by the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
'Newsweek' reports that DeSantis has stated
there is "zero" chance that he would back
down from the ongoing feud with Disney.
They're not going to govern themselves.
We the people are going to govern. , Ron DeSantis, via 'Newsweek'.
To put one corporation on a pedestal
and let them be exempt from
the laws is not good policy, Ron DeSantis, via 'Newsweek'.
Disney has filed a lawsuit accusing
DeSantis of retaliation over the company's
opposition to his 'Don't Say Gay' bill. .
Disney has filed a lawsuit accusing
DeSantis of retaliation over the company's
opposition to his 'Don't Say Gay' bill. .
In May, Disney pulled out of a proposed plan to develop
its $1 billion corporate campus in central Florida, citing , "considerable changes that have occurred
since the announcement of this project." .
'Newsweek' reports that the new
Disney development project would have
created 2,000 jobs for the state of Florida