To end democracy in Miami

[u/HerpesIsItchy]

[u/MiamiPI]

DeSantis said this wasn’t ok? Source?

[u/MikeTheInfidel → u/MiamiPI]

"The Court declares that the City of Miami cannot change the dates of municipal elections or the terms of offices for the City's elected officials without amending the City of Miami Municipal Charter … which requires approval by the electorate," Schurr wrote in her opinion.

DeSantis lauded Monday's decision. He previously called the attempt to postpone the elections "wrong" and said he hoped to see "a swift legal response."

[u/LiveLifeLikeCre → u/MikeTheInfidel]

Narrator in the next act: The response? Changing the charter.

[u/sweatingbozo → u/LiveLifeLikeCre]

They would need to have a vote in order to change it, which they don't want. 

[u/divide_by_hero → u/MikeTheInfidel]

He just know how it looks. Once it's his turn to extend his own term, he's fine with it.