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W. Kevin Vicklund wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 12:01 pm Allegedly, these are all being purged (my word) as part of year-end because they are 15+ years old.

W. Kevin Vicklund wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 12:01 pm Allegedly, these are all being purged (my word) as part of year-end because they are 15+ years old.

The Lincoln Project @ProjectLincoln wrote: Remember the last time Elon Musk launched something?

NBC News @NBCNews wrote: BREAKING: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will announce he is running for president during a Twitter Spaces discussion with Elon Musk on Wednesday night, sources familiar with the plans tell @NBCNews. https://nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elect ... ce=twitter

Senator Scott Wiener @Scott_Wiener wrote: Excited to see these two champions of California’s economic recovery teaming up.

While I’ve criticized Elon for running one of my district’s anchor companies into the ground, he & Governor DeSantis deserve credit for the thousands of jobs they’ve brought to CA in recent months.

Dasha Burns @DashaBurns wrote: EXCLUSIVE: Ron DeSantis will launch his presidential bid with Elon Musk

The Florida governor will announce he is running for president on Twitter Wednesday evening in a conversation with Musk.

W/ @Mdixon55

https://nbcnews.com/politics/2024-elect ... -rcna85288

Governor DeSantis’s crusade against LGBTQ children led directly to Disney choosing to send 2,200 jobs to Anaheim, CA instead of Florida. The average salary is over $120,000.

reuters.com wrote: Disney cancels plans to relocate 2,000 jobs to Florida -company email
Walt Disney Co is scrapping plans to relocate 2,000 jobs to Florida in part because of "changing business conditions" in the state, according to an e-mail to employees seen by Reuters on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Elon made the smart move to build Tesla’s global engineering headquarters in the Bay Area liberal hellscape.

The new facility is taking over vacant office space left by Hewlett-Packard, one of many younger businesses expanding in the region.

fortune.com wrote: Tesla is opening its global engineering headquarters in California after Elon Musk left the state...
The company is occupying the former headquarters of Hewlett Packard.

TALLAHASSEE — Every year for nearly a decade, three names were added to the Florida Civil Rights Hall of Fame, to honor those who've made significant contributions in the fight for equality and justice for all.

It's in state law: the Commission on Human Relations shall recommend up to 10 people for selection, and the governor shall select up to three of them. Their names and portraits are put up in a corner beside the Capitol entrance.

But that hasn't happened since 2019, Gov. Ron DeSantis' first year in office. Some Florida religious leaders, joined by local government and nonprofit officials, gathered on Thursday afternoon in front of the Civil Rights Hall of Fame, which is located neared the entrance of the Capitol building, and demanded to know why.

"This is Florida law; this is Florida statute," said Rev. Dr. Joseph Wright of the Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee, who played a critical role in the 2010 legislation creating the Civil Rights Hall of Fame. "If we standing here would violate any Florida statute, we'd probably be locked up. So we're asking our governor to reconsider and restore the process."

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 4:09 pm https://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/ ... 231691007/

TALLAHASSEE — Every year for nearly a decade, three names were added to the Florida Civil Rights Hall of Fame, to honor those who've made significant contributions in the fight for equality and justice for all.

It's in state law: the Commission on Human Relations shall recommend up to 10 people for selection, and the governor shall select up to three of them. Their names and portraits are put up in a corner beside the Capitol entrance.

But that hasn't happened since 2019, Gov. Ron DeSantis' first year in office. Some Florida religious leaders, joined by local government and nonprofit officials, gathered on Thursday afternoon in front of the Civil Rights Hall of Fame, which is located neared the entrance of the Capitol building, and demanded to know why.

"This is Florida law; this is Florida statute," said Rev. Dr. Joseph Wright of the Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee, who played a critical role in the 2010 legislation creating the Civil Rights Hall of Fame. "If we standing here would violate any Florida statute, we'd probably be locked up. So we're asking our governor to reconsider and restore the process."

An Open Letter To Ron DeSantis From The Lincoln Project