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DeSantis culture wars call for nearly $16 million in legal defense - Vimarsana News

DeSantis culture wars call for nearly $16 million in legal defense

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has been fortified with millions of dollars in taxpayer money for legal fights stemming from his polarizing agenda.

DeSantis culture wars call for nearly $16 million in legal defense - Vimarsana News

DeSantis culture wars call for nearly $16 million in legal defense

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has been fortified with millions of dollars in taxpayer money for legal fights stemming from his polarizing agenda.

Florida's defamation bill failed due to opposition from media of all political persuasions - Vimarsana News

Florida's defamation bill failed due to opposition from media of all political persuasions

Some outlets didn’t want to speak against the bill at first, then realized it was an existential threat

Source: wuwf.org
DeSantis wanted defamation law changes. Lawmakers didn't get it done - Vimarsana News

DeSantis wanted defamation law changes. Lawmakers didn't get it done

One of the big things Gov. Ron DeSantis said he wanted died this legislative session: a change in Florida’s defamation laws.

FL legislature poised to pass new law that will hide Governor's travel details from the public - Vimarsana News

FL legislature poised to pass new law that will hide Governor's travel details from the public

Legislation is moving through the Florida legislature during the 2023 session that would enact an exemption to Florida's robust public records laws to hide details of travel by the governor and his immediate family, and numerous other government officials including the Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court. It would also exempt visitor logs to the Governor’s mansion, and would apply retroactively, meaning details of past travel and visits also would be shielded. Critics say it’s the most aggressive assault on our public records protections ever.

Source: wgcu.org