Byron Donalds has spent over $10 million on ads pushing Amendment 3, a Florida tax plan state economists warn will drain up to $12 billion a year from local communities. That means deep cuts to police, firefighters, ambulances and clean water, while Florida's renters get zero relief and pay higher utility fees and rent hikes to cover the shortfall. Even Ron DeSantis backed away from campaigning for it, Donalds' own law enforcement endorsers call it a train wreck, and a judge ruled the ballot summary misleading. Donalds is still pushing it.

Read the full story: Byron Donalds Is the Loudest Voice for a Tax Cut Even Ron DeSantis Won't Campaign For