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No, no I don't. Many did more than Disney, most did about the same. The only difference was that DeSantis didn't have a big, shiny, public spectacle of a stick to bash Starbucks or Lululemon with; it just wouldn't have the same impact to deny a new Starbucks zoning approval or confiscate a Lululemon parking lot or whatever.
That you think that Disney was the only corporation that opposed it publicly is the result of the media spotlight, primarily created by DeSantis' actions against RCID.
Name a single instance of a corporation in in Florida publicly opposing a Desantis measure after the passage of the bill to dissolve the RCID.
This is silly since you ostensibly know that your posted story is from March, and the bill was signed on April 22nd.
https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/florida-gov-ron-desantis-signs-bill-to-eliminate-reedy-creek-improvement-district
Has there been any Florida Corporations speaking out against Desantis since April 2022?
Did Desantis pass another parental rights in education bill after April? If so I apologize, I wasn't aware of it.
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