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![The Multi-Million Dollar Tax Break for Big Ag on the Ballot in Florida, by Aly Shaw. Amendment 2 will benefit some of the largest, most profitable agricultural corporations in the country while costing municipalities and school districts in Florida about $30 million per year if it were to pass. Read the full story at littlesis[dot]org[slash]research[slash]news.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVk1D8FWEAAIgn_.jpg?name=orig)
ALT The Multi-Million Dollar Tax Break for Big Ag on the Ballot in Florida, by Aly Shaw. Amendment 2 will benefit some of the largest, most profitable agricultural corporations in the country while costing municipalities and school districts in Florida about $30 million per year if it were to pass. Read the full story at littlesis[dot]org[slash]research[slash]news.
ALT State conservatives have been secretly pushing Amendment 2 which would divert funding from local public services to add to the profits of large multi-national corporations such as: JBS Foods/ Pilgrim Pride, The second largest poultry producer in the US & made $2 billion in profits in 2025. Estimate Annual Tax Exemption: $1,719,387.98; Florida Crystals Food Corporation & the Fanjul Family, the seventh largest corporate donor in the state of Florida, owned by the Fanjul family who is worth $4 billion with close ties to Donald Trump. Estimate Annual Tax Exemption: $1,093,961.78. Curaleaf: One of the largest cannabis corporations in the world. Cannabis industry interests are now some of the top spenders in FL politics. Estimate Annual Tax Exemption: $887,920.
ALT Part 2: Billionaires Claim the Sunshine State, Floridians Pay the Price. No Billionaires in Our Backyard. This heading is shown in bright blue and green text on a dark sea green background with a swirly pattern. A silhouette of the state of Florida is pictured on the upper right corner of the background.
![Billionaires Yass and Devos team up to dismantle public schools across the US. No billionaires in our back yard: littlesis[dot]org[slash]research[slash]news. An image of Yass and Devos' green, glowing and floating heads are overlaid on the silhouette of a map of the US. Green, slimy cartoon monster hands hover over the map and heading. The LittleSis logo is pictured on the bottom right corner. The background is dark blue.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMKoo6_XkAAebTU.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Billionaires Yass and Devos team up to dismantle public schools across the US. No billionaires in our back yard: littlesis[dot]org[slash]research[slash]news. An image of Yass and Devos' green, glowing and floating heads are overlaid on the silhouette of a map of the US. Green, slimy cartoon monster hands hover over the map and heading. The LittleSis logo is pictured on the bottom right corner. The background is dark blue.
ALT A line graph shows the exponential growth of the number of billionaires residing in Florida from 2015 to 2026
ALT The No Billionaires in our Backyard logo is overlaid on a blue gradient background with swirly line patterns. The logo is an image of a green slime monster hovering over the silhouette of a city. The slime monster contains icons of an oil rig, smoke stacks, a fighter jet, a cyber truck, and a surveillance camera.
ALT The following text is split into three sections. All 3 co-founders of Susquehanna International Group, including Yass, Joel Greenberg and Arthur Dantchik, made up the top 3 beneficiaries of the tax credits from 2017 to 2023, receiving tax credits worth $30.6 million. The EITC and OSTC voucher tax credit programs have cost tax payers $2.6 billion over the last two decades. At the same time funding for public education has stagnated. Yass spent over $75 million in Pennsylvania state politics and is the state's largest political donor. He's given to 40% of the PA state legislature - the same legislature that has voted to increase the budget for these tax credit programs by 2100% since its creation. In the middle of the graphic is pictured a network map showing the leadership of Susquehanna International Group and their connections. Read the full report at: littlesis.org/research/reports. The littlesis logo is pictured on the lower right corner.
![a heading that reads, “New year, new trainings. Mark your calendars!” A table with two columns is shown listing all the trainings planned for 2026. You can find this list along with training descriptions and registration links at littlesis.org/trainings/ [link written in all lower case letters]. The table is a white box on a blue, purple and red background.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G-uiy-gbQAAPOc9.jpg?name=orig)
ALT a heading that reads, “New year, new trainings. Mark your calendars!” A table with two columns is shown listing all the trainings planned for 2026. You can find this list along with training descriptions and registration links at littlesis.org/trainings/ [link written in all lower case letters]. The table is a white box on a blue, purple and red background.
![a heading that reads, “New year, new trainings. Mark your calendars!” A table with two columns is shown listing all the trainings planned for 2026. You can find this list along with training descriptions and registration links at littlesis.org/trainings/ [link written in all lower case letters]. The table is a white box on a blue, purple and red background.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G-ui2isWIAEBPNv.jpg?name=orig)
ALT a heading that reads, “New year, new trainings. Mark your calendars!” A table with two columns is shown listing all the trainings planned for 2026. You can find this list along with training descriptions and registration links at littlesis.org/trainings/ [link written in all lower case letters]. The table is a white box on a blue, purple and red background.
ALT A power map depicts PenLink's advisory board and connections. From right to left: Two arrows point outwards from PenLink's logo towards two tools that the company owns: Tangles and Webloc. Four arrows point towards PenLink from the rights side where four board advisors are listed along with each of their personal, direct and indirect corporate connections. Those connections include: Homeland Security Investigations, Tesla and Palantir.
