Ron DeSantis’ Feud With Disney , Has Hurt His Popularity, Survey Suggests.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Florida Governor <br />Ron DeSantis has seen his popularity cut nearly <br />in half amid his ongoing feud with Disney.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Florida Governor <br />Ron DeSantis has seen his popularity cut nearly <br />in half amid his ongoing feud with Disney.<br />Meanwhile, according to a survey by polling organization <br />Navigator, almost two in every three people in the U.S. <br />have a favorable view of the corporate powerhouse.<br />Meanwhile, according to a survey by polling organization <br />Navigator, almost two in every three people in the U.S. <br />have a favorable view of the corporate powerhouse.<br />Since November, DeSantis has even seen his <br />favorability among Republicans drop by 19 points.<br />The Florida governor has looked to strip Disney <br />of tax breaks and special privileges provided <br />by the Reedy Creek Improvement District.<br />The Florida governor has looked to strip Disney <br />of tax breaks and special privileges provided <br />by the Reedy Creek Improvement District.<br />'Newsweek' reports that DeSantis has stated <br />there is "zero" chance that he would back <br />down from the ongoing feud with Disney.<br />They're not going to govern themselves. <br />We the people are going to govern. , Ron DeSantis, via 'Newsweek'.<br />To put one corporation on a pedestal <br />and let them be exempt from <br />the laws is not good policy, Ron DeSantis, via 'Newsweek'.<br />Disney has filed a lawsuit accusing <br />DeSantis of retaliation over the company's <br />opposition to his 'Don't Say Gay' bill. .<br />Disney has filed a lawsuit accusing <br />DeSantis of retaliation over the company's <br />opposition to his 'Don't Say Gay' bill. .<br />In May, Disney pulled out of a proposed plan to develop <br />its $1 billion corporate campus in central Florida, citing , "considerable changes that have occurred <br />since the announcement of this project." .<br />'Newsweek' reports that the new <br />Disney development project would have <br />created 2,000 jobs for the state of Florida
