More drama unfolded this week between Ron DeSantis and Disney World.
Obviously, we all know I talked about it earlier in the week.
DeSantis actually threatened to build a prison next to Disney.
You know, just maybe outta spite.
But then we found out two days later after he made those claims and thought, ha ha, I
got you Disney.
He was contacted, DeSantis was contacted by the people that he picked to oversee the district,
that he stripped Disney of having the power over.
And they told him, look, gov we got a problem.
Because we just noticed another one of those 11th hour addendums that Disney and their
lawyers and the former board passed, and it says that they Disney Corporation get to set
their own utility rates until at least the year 2032.
By which time, of course you will be term limited and way out of power, we will be term
limited and out of power.
Like we can't do anything to screw them with their utility rates, which is something they
had discussed by the way.
Like basically they called him and said, Disney got the best of us again, by God we screwed
it.
They got us.
We're even in a worse position than we thought.
Now that's just one story because before that even happened, three separate stories emerged.
One from Vox, one from Fox News, one from Raw Story, of course, all talking about different
groups of Republicans who are now growing sick and tired of Ron DeSantis because of
his obsession with Disney.
Fox News's, Larry Kudlow, former advisor to Donald Trump, set on Fox News this week.
Governor DeSantis is close to making a fool of himself with his Disney obsession.
This has now been going on for months and months and months, and I would argue that
is that it is unseemly.
A governor should not come crashing down on, if not the biggest than one of the biggest
businesses.
Stop already.
He's not running against Walt Disney for president.
That wasn't, by the way, just Larry Kudlow saying that in an interview.
That was Larry Kudlow saying that on the air, on Fox News.
Then of course you have this one Republican state legislator in the state of Florida says,
quote, we are not the party of cancel culture.
We can't keep doing this tit for tat.
A former Republican state senator who is still in contact with his friends that are still
in office, said, quote, people are deeply frustrated.
They're not spending any time on the right problems.
Most legislators believe that the balance of power has shifted too far, and the
Legislature needs to reestablish itself as a co-equal branch of government.
So even though we have the state legislature that is doing everything, Ron DeSantis wants
them to do what this article says is that he's not doing what the state legislators
want him to do.
Like they've got pending legislation like not just Republicans.
Democrats too is uh, you know, their legislation is not harmful like the Republicans.
But these Republicans are also saying, listen dude, I gotta do something for my district
here.
I gotta do something to make a name for myself, and I can't do that because the only thing
you wanna do is travel around the country doing your God darn bush book signing, or
you come home, you about Disney and you don't sign our frigging bills.
Now, to be honest, that's probably a good thing.
We don't want any of these Republican bills to pass.
They're absolutely horrible.
We have some of the worst state lawmakers here in the state of Florida.
I'd argue that the one representing me might be the dumbest and you know, possibly the
craziest of all.
But they're mad.
The tide is turning against Ron DeSantis.
It's turning against him nationally, and now it's turning against him in his own state
by his own party.
His obsession will be his undoing.
Things are bad for Ron DeSantis right now, undeniably, and if he keeps going down this
path, they're gonna get a hell of a lot worse.
And I sincerely hope that they do.
He deserves it.