>Well obviously Disney got a plum deal back in the day, which should probably be migrated to fairer terms now. This is the tough thing about subsidies. Orange

>Well obviously Disney got a plum deal back in the day, which should probably be migrated to fairer terms now. This is the tough thing about subsidies. Orange County's population has grown 10x since 1950, which has been a huge boon to Florida (from a tax base perspective, from a representation in Federal government perspective, etc.). You could argue that the subsidy is now too 'sweetheart' of a deal since Disney can't exactly move the park, but isn't that the literal opposite of the Republican economic platform?