Disney vs. Florida: Texas District Leader KP George has invited Chief Executive Bob Chuckle to Fort Bend amid a struggle over self-governance status

So small that Walt Disney World’s conflict with Florida has a Houston-area leader making a big show: bring the Magic Kingdom to Texas.

Central Florida bill for Abolition of the special autonomy mode From the sprawling 39-square-mile Disney World complex, Fort Bend County Judge KP George launched a series of tweets Thursday enticing the world-famous attraction to move to the 885-square-mile county.

“From Timone & Pumba to Tinker Bell, Disney characters are as diverse as the families of Fort Bend County. I welcome Disney to visit Fort Bend County as your next destination while facing attacks from contemporary political extremists like (Florida Governor) @RonDeSantisFL,” George tweeted, with a copy of the letter addressed To Disney CEO Bob Tangle.

Florida just passed a bill to eliminate the special tax district at Disney World, saying it provides an unfair competitive advantage over other tourist attractions. But critics say it is because of Disney’s statements against the so-called state Bill “Don’t Say Like Me”which prohibits teaching sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade.

If this idea from George sounds familiar, it’s because he has made similar offers to companies of equal size and equal value that have either voiced their exit from their current positions or have entered into controversy.

In 2020, for example, George introduced Fort Bend County to Elon Musk when the CEO of Tesla Motors threatened to pull the company’s California-based plant.

“We’re a business-friendly district, and you know we’re a business-friendly district,” George said. “Come closer to me.”

See also: Fort Bend County Judge wants Elon Musk to bring his offices to the Houston area

Following on Thursday’s tweets, George also noted the current presence of other major companies in Fort Bend, including Amazon, Texas Instruments and Gallery Furniture.

Simultaneously with Disney’s appeal, the county leader also introduced Twitter social networking platform To reflect on Fort Bend for its business needs, citing similar attacks against it from Florida.

More importantly, you know politics, said George, and we put it aside. “We are always looking for companies that come to our county.

Disney is the parent company of ABC13.

For more information on this story, follow Roxie Bustamante at FacebookAnd Twitter And Instagram.