Ron DeSantis Wants To Make Florida Into The Capitol Of Everyone Suing Everyone For Everything

[skews13]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

 

[Oddball]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

Except that you moonbats just love you some trial lawyers.

 

[MarathonMike]

Meanwhile New York has assembled every lawyer in the state to go after anything and everything they can to destroy Donald Trump.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Daily Kook....enough said

 

[imawhosure]

Daily Kook....enough said

Being that he/she is incompetent, irrelevant, and immaterial..............along with being dumb as a box of rocks, it is obvious you hit the nail on the head-)

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

The same Fori-duh that AOC and Sowell took their vacation in?

If you don't like the way Florida is running their state, stay in New York, California or Illinois. You're not wanted there anyway.

 

[BULLDOG]

Meanwhile New York has assembled every lawyer in the state to go after anything and everything they can to destroy Donald Trump.

Wrong. New York didn't assemble them, and it's not just in New York. The attorneys voluntarily chose to do that. Trump is just hated that much. He's worked hard to piss off the majority of the country that bad.

 

[Rambunctious]

Ummm how many law suits have been filed towards Trump in the last 4 years?...do you even know dummy?....

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Wrong. New York didn't assemble them, and it's not just in New York. The attorneys voluntarily chose to do that. Trump is just hated that much. He's worked hard to piss off the majority of the country that bad.

Yet surveys say that if the election were held today, Trump would easily win.

 

[Polishprince]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

sounds reasonable to me.

This law will make the state legislature less anxious to impose regulatory assrapery upon the business community- only doing it when they see it as necessary.

 

[MinTrut]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

Garbage hit piece.

The Democrat propaganda-spewing writer seems particularly butthurt that school board candidates - often wildly arrogant liberal fascists seeking high-paying jobs doing nothing but making learning worse - will now have to openly declare their Democrat allegiance.

 

[BULLDOG]

Yet surveys say that if the election were held today, Trump would easily win.

Credible link?

 

[whitehall]

The Country is going down the drain but lefties become hysterical about some lame opinion piece by somebody named Mark Sumner. Go figure.

 

[BULLDOG]

Yet surveys say that if the election were held today, Trump would easily win.

No credible link yet?

 

[OKTexas]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

Demonstrating monetary harm is the current standard for standing to sue. Are you really so stupid you don't know that.

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[Ray From Cleveland]

Credible link?

You can figure out Google all by yourself. It's not that I mind doing the work, it's that no matter what we present to you leftists, you always call it bullshit so why waste my time?

 

[BULLDOG]

You can figure out Google all by yourself. It's not that I mind doing the work, it's that no matter what we present to you leftists, you always call it bullshit so why waste my time?

I have always accepted credible proof and acknowledged when I have been shown to be wrong. Just admit you got nothing

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I have always accepted credible proof and acknowledged when I have been shown to be wrong. Just admit you got nothing

Trump would beat Biden by SIX POINTS if 2024 election were held today

Former President Donald Trump would beat President Joe Biden by six points if the 2024 presidential election were held today.

www.dailymail.co.uk

More voters would pick Trump over Biden if election were held today: poll

More voters would back former President Trump than President Biden in a hypothetical match-up if the 2024 election were held today, according to a new Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey released exclu…

thehill.com

Trump beats Biden if 2024 presidential election was today: poll

Jump ahead to 2024, and Joe Biden loses to Donald Trump by 2 points. That’s according to a new Emerson College poll that shows a MAGA win 45-43 — with some wiggle room for a third-party candi…

www.bostonherald.com

Yes, the last one is a paywall but it's from a leftist site and the headlines tell the story.

 

[FA_Q2]

ust as an example of one of the bills being proposed, a new law would make it possible for both businesses and individuals to sue city and county governments over any regulation. That’s any regulation. Like, regulations that might require people to uphold building standards, or not building a high rise in a spot where it blocks the view of existing residents. All that someone has to do is show that the regulation could cost them money, and they can sue the local government to recover “damages.” It’s not called the Making Local Government Impossible Act. But it should be.

Many of the bills being put forward follow a similar scheme: allowing people to sue someone else for just about any reason under the Sunshine State. Overall, DeSantis seems out to make the state unlivable for almost everyone, but a heaven for civil attorneys.

DeSantis and Florida GOP have destroying public education on their to-do list, but that's not all

It’s a year when foolish ideas for new laws are being proposed—or worse yet, passed—by Republicans everywhere. This includes the GOP in Idaho fighting back against teaching kids math, a Republican lawmaker in Virginia insisting that kids should learn...

www.dailykos.com

It's called Flori-Duh for a reason.

So citizens should not be able to challenge a law in court they think is unjust?

Is that your position?

 

[BULLDOG]

Trump would beat Biden by SIX POINTS if 2024 election were held today

Former President Donald Trump would beat President Joe Biden by six points if the 2024 presidential election were held today.

www.dailymail.co.uk

More voters would pick Trump over Biden if election were held today: poll

More voters would back former President Trump than President Biden in a hypothetical match-up if the 2024 election were held today, according to a new Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey released exclu…

thehill.com

Trump beats Biden if 2024 presidential election was today: poll

Jump ahead to 2024, and Joe Biden loses to Donald Trump by 2 points. That’s according to a new Emerson College poll that shows a MAGA win 45-43 — with some wiggle room for a third-party candi…

www.bostonherald.com

Yes, the last one is a paywall but it's from a leftist site and the headlines tell the story.

I never argue something I know is not true. I was unaware of those poll numbers, and freely admit I was wrong. Thank you for the credible links. Those numbers are cause for some small concern, but there is a long time between now and 2024. Way too early to worry about much. I suspect trump's sedition caucus won't be nearly as vocal or influential by that time.