A lot of times, people are truly just flabbergasted, Daniels tellsRolling Stone.
This is the first theyre hearing about it.
The panic starts to build right away, says Daniels, a staff physician at the health center.
DeSantis speaks during a press conference on Sept. 17 in West Palm Beach, Florida.Joe Raedle/Getty Images
That patients experience, she says, is emblematic of the current climate in Florida.
Let us roll in with a brochure of state paperwork.
Under Florida law, the measure needs to win the support of 60 percent of voters to pass.
The agency is also running TV and radio ads.
The ad directs viewers to visit the states misleading website opposing Amendment 4.
She see the visits and the state-funded website attacking Amendment 4 as shameless efforts to intimidate and confuse voters.
