"NPR reported, "DeSantis wanted to punish Disney. Repealing its tax status may hurt taxpayers instead." The story said, "The bill will undercut Disney's autonomy, but it could impose a steep cost on Orange and Osceola counties, where the theme park is located. The two counties would inherit the Disney district's debts, which officials say would result in higher taxes."
- That's not true. The only entity to see a tax hike will be Disney because its tax break will disappear.
- As for the debts, Disney borrowed the money. Disney is on the hook, not Florida.
- And NPR's attribution to "officials" was wrong. Only one official did: Scott Randolph, a Democrat who is the Orange County tax collector...
The tax break was used to help Disney turn a swamp into a theme park.
After 55 years, the break is well past the time for revocation.
- DeSantis wanted to end the privilege before Disney's misguided foray into sex education for pre-pubescent children..."
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