Gov. Ron DeSantis is all for Elon Musk taking over Twitter, but he isn’t among the people courting the billionaire to move the company to Florida. As state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis has made a campaign of trying to entice Musk and Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry has offered his city as a new hub for the social-media giant, DeSantis isn’t as enamored with luring high-tech businesses from California. “I think we've done very well, particularly over the last few years, attracting businesses that are producing things,” DeSantis said Monday while in Jacksonville.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is all for Elon Musk taking over Twitter, but he isn’t among the people courting the billionaire to move the company to Florida. As state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis has made a campaign of trying to entice Musk and Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry has offered his city as a new hub for the social-media giant, DeSantis isn’t as enamored with luring high-tech businesses from California. “I think we've done very well, particularly over the last few years, attracting businesses that are producing things,” DeSantis said Monday while in Jacksonville.