It is difficult to follow the logic of the left.

" im upset because my home insurance carrier liquidated"

How is that the Governors fault? Maybe if so many people didn't file fraudulent claims against the insurance companies, they wouldn't have to liquidate.

Civics 101, Governors don't write laws, the legislature does.

"Yup, that is exactly what i meant, not. It should have been priority over battling NON-EXISTENT WOKE POLICIES."

Obviously, you are upset that the legislature didn't take up your pet grievance in the regular session.

If you think their priorities are wrong, maybe you should run for office.

I agree with the fraud statement btw.

DeSantis is calling a special session to address the insurance issue.

https://www.propertycasualty360.com/2022/04/20/desantis-calling-insurance-special-session-414-220785/?slreturn=20220406180820

Some people are never happy.

The regular session was mostly on the budget.

The final redistricting and Disney were done in a special session.

I gave you a link.

I know, its a SPECIAL SESSION. THAT IS THE POINT.

So you want them not to have a special session and wait till next Jan. Got it.

Yup, that is exactly what i meant, not. It should have been priority over battling NON-EXISTENT WOKE POLICIES.

Lets look....

"the House and Senate passed a measure that would create a new office in the Department of State to investigate voting irregularities. The bill also would ratchet up penalties for violating elections laws, such as what has become known as “ballot harvesting.”"

"Lawmakers passed new maps for state House and Senate districts, but new congressional lines remain unresolved. DeSantis has vowed to veto a congressional plan passed by lawmakers, while pushing for changes that could be more favorable to Republicans."

My favorite small government move, below....

"lawmakers passed a bill that could lead to businesses filing lawsuits against cities and counties if ordinances cause lost profits of 15 percent or more. The measure would apply to businesses that have been in operation for at least three years."

"After heavy opposition from the solar industry and environmental groups, lawmakers passed a measure that would revamp rules for rooftop solar energy. Backers said the bill, which involves “net metering,” would phase out subsidies from other utility customers to rooftop solar owners, while critics said it would hurt the industry."

So, yeah, they couldn't seem to get insurance passed, but they could get these done.

I wonder why insurance couldnt get passed?

Too many hands in pockets?