Florida plan to have taxpayers pay Trump’s legal bills nixed after DeSantis veto threat
By Curt_Anderson January 23, 2024 11:40 am Category: Politics (0.0 from 0 votes)
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It’s not often, if ever, that I would agree with Ron DeSantis, but geez Louise!
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — A push by some Florida Republicans to use taxpayer money to help pay for former President Donald Trump’s multiple legal battles quickly fell apart after Gov. Ron DeSantis threatened to veto the legislation.
State Sen. Ileana Garcia, a Miami Republican who endorsed Trump’s reelection, has filed a bill for this year’s legislative session that could allow the state to hand out up to $5 million to the embattled Republican front-runner for president. The legislation has already won the endorsement from Jimmy Patronis, the state’s Republican chief financial officer, who for months has been publicly calling for taxpayers to pay to defend Trump from criminal charges.
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It’s not often, if ever, that I would agree with Ron DeSantis, but geez Louise!
