I knew I was going to like the article when I read the title.

Thanks for sharing.

So the gist of this Florida law is that localities can not make ordinances or policies that seek to circumvent or supersede State or Federal Law. It calls out local officials that do so, and creates a mechanism to remove them from office if they continue to do so.
It is very difficult for me to find fault with the mindset here, but I will.
The process off removing an official from office - although I am not privy to Florida state law or it's state Constitution - is almost always the province of a local process. A recall vote, some form of impeachment process, a no-confidence vote by local leaders... something like that. Bringing that power to a governor deprives the city's or county's population to make the determination of who their elected officials should be. That is wrong.