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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
What it DOES do, however, is it sets a precedence. He can say "anything before 1968" today. And if the Villages does something to annoy him next month, he can make a new one to say "anything before 1993." His decision is against the Florida Constitution. That is a legal document, and he is violating his own state's constitution to create a pathway to punishing companies that express an opposing opinion or do things that offend some, while being celebrated by others.
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First of all, it isn't "his" decision. It is an issue that will be decided by the Florida legislature----the elected representatives of the people.
Second, I haven't read the Florida constitution, but I doubt it states anything like once a special district is formed, it can never be rescinded.
Third, "companies" are supposed to make money, not render political opinions.