TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis moved closer to taking over Walt Disney World’s self-governing district Thursday after House Republicans authorized legislation implied to penalize the business over its opposition to the law critics haveactually called “Don’t Say Gay.”
The costs would leave the district undamaged however would modification its name and need DeSantis to designate a five-member governing board. Board members are presently called through entities regulated by Disney and are charged with supervising the federalgovernment services the district offers in the business’s residentialorcommercialproperties in Florida.
For DeSantis, the legislation is a success on the country’s cultural battlefields, where he hasactually utilized political stress on gender, race and education to reinforce his position as a conservative firebrand while on a course towards an anticipated 2024 White House run.
The takeover was started last year when Disney openly opposed “Don’t Say Gay,” which bars direction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through 3rd grade and lessons considered not age-appropriate.
DeSantis moved rapidly to strikeback versus the business, directing legislators to liquify the district throughout a unique legal session in April, start a carefully viewed restructuring procedure.
Last week, the Republican leaders of the House and Senate, in coordination with the guv, bought legislators to return for another unique session to total a state takeover of the district, taking up a expense that w