“Thank you also for heeding my call to deliver a second amendment tax holiday,” DeSantis said. “Firearms, ammunition accoutrement, as well as other outdoor items like fishing and bow hunting, and things are going to be tax free from Sept. 8 until Dec. 31 of this year.” That tax holiday brings with it a $34.6 million cut in state revenues.

Ron DeSantis approved an austere $115 billion spending plan on the last day of the fiscal year Monday, one that is less than the current budget yet still delivers almost $1 billion in tax savings for Florida businesses.

The Quaker State 400 Presented by Walmart took place on Saturday evening. The race, held at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, featured a massive crash. Chase Elliott ended up taking home the win, while Brad Keselowski