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Who Owns Ron DeSantis? – Mother Jones

In his last campaign, he pulled in 313 contributions of $100,000 or more from an assortment of plutocrats and special interests.

Sunburn — The morning read of what's hot in Florida politics — 6.15.21

Gov. DeSantis reappoints three to Enterprise Florida Board of Directors

Sunburn — The morning read of what's hot in Florida politics — 3.2.21

Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 3.2.21 The Legislative Session is here, and Florida Influencers believe that come April 30, Gov. Ron DeSantis will be the big winner. Florida Politics asked the state’s top consultants, lobbyists and political minds who stands to have the best Legislative Session and 43% picked the Governor. His believers include more than half of Republican Influencers, with just 27% of Democrats saying he’s their early favorite. For the minority party, that honor goes to Senate President Wilton Simpson, albeit by a narrow margin. Three in 10 Democrats say he’ll be the clear winner when the hankie drops. More than half of independents believe the same while just 21% of Republicans agree.

Ron DeSantis appoints three to Enterprise Florida's Board of Directors

Foundation donates $25K in Panama City Beach for medical research

PANAMA CITY BEACH — A local foundation donated $25,000 to the University of Florida Health Foundation on Friday for inflammatory bowel disease research.  The Chip Hilton Classic Foundation presented the check at the Holiday Golf Club in Panama City Beach on behalf of Cody Khan, an owner of local Holiday Inn, his family and the Hilton family. Patrck Henry, senior director of development, UF Health said in a press release that inflammatory bowel disease or IBD affects 1.4 million people in the United States, including our children and young adults.  “Imagine being a high school or college student trying to study or hang around with friends having this terrible disease," Henry said. "What about trying to start your first job or even start a family? Thanks to the research and education provided by Dr. Ellen Zimmermann, the University of Florida can find ways to improve the quality of life for patients suffering from IBD.”