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Commandeering a private residence through “squatting” is a scam that violates private property rights. While some states are choosing to indulge this behavior, Florida is putting an end to it. Stay tuned…

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Dustin Grage2 年前

I’m not tired of the winning. Ron DeSantis is the future of the Republican Party.

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Unfiltered☢Boss2 年前

Ron DeSantis is the Gold Standard of conservativism. Keep up the great work sir.

J O H A N N E S 的头像
J O H A N N E S2 年前

Millions of Florida homes are second homes. Legal protections are a must to protect those home owners in Florida. DeSantis as always on the side of citizens, not criminals.

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KayDreamer2 年前

Florida has too many vacation homes to tolerate any form of squatting

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Independent Unity Truthtellers | 2.0 | 🇺🇸2 年前

The Nations' Best Governor. #HandsDown is @RonDeSantis who will make the Nations' Best President some day in the future!

Jaimee Michell 的头像
Jaimee Michell2 年前

Always leading the way. Proud to be a DeSantis Republican.

Chrysippus 的头像
Chrysippus2 年前

You are the future of the Republican Party, sir.

Janine Curran 的头像
Janine Curran2 年前

Thank you Governor DeSantis for setting the standard once again. Individual property rights are supposed to be a given in the U.S. Sadly, that is no longer the case. Hopefully my own state will follow Florida’s lead soon.

Joey Balls 的头像
Joey Balls2 年前

It’s unreal that other states let people have their property commandeered so easily. Thanks, Gov!

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Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.today2 年前

Legend

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