Jay Collins is 'Getting Close' to Making Gubernatorial Decision
This week, Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins (R) held a joint press conference with First Lady Casey DeSantis (R) to discuss Florida’s drug-prevention efforts. During the press conference, Lt. Governor Collins acknowledged the support behind a potential gubernatorial run, and he expressed that he’s “getting really close” to deciding what’s next for his political career. READ MORE.
Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins: "We need someone who will keep Florida STRONG. We need someone who will be a strong partner and ally to President @realDonaldTrump. We need someone who will continue the success of the past 7 years under @GovRonDeSantis. We can't afford to let Florida slip back to being a purple state."
Jay Collins is 'Getting Close' to Making Gubernatorial Decision — By The Floridian's Daniel Molina — This week, Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins (R) held a joint press conference with First Lady Casey DeSantis (R) to discuss Florida’s drug-prevention efforts. During the press conference, Lt. Governor Collins acknowledged the support behind a potential gubernatorial run, and he expressed that he’s “getting really close” to deciding what’s next for his political career.
Casey DeSantis, Jay Collins Praise Officers in Nitrous Oxide Crackdown — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — First Lady Casey DeSantis, alongside Lt. Gov Jay Collins, commended Florida law enforcement officers for conducting an undercover operation to target the illegal sale of nitrous oxide in the state during a press conference in Orlando.
Greg Steube Calls ‘Green New Deal’ a Scam — By The Floridian's Adrian Morgade — Florida Congressman Greg Steube (R) called the Biden administration’s “Green New Deal” (GND) a scam, citing that it has “wasted taxpayer dollars.”
Ron DeSantis, Casey DeSantis Spotlight Florida's Cancer Fight — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — Gov. Ron DeSantis discussed the success of the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund and other initiatives during a press conference in Tampa. The announcement is part of the University of South Florida World Cancer Research Day symposium.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Rails Against NIH, CDC Funding Cuts — By The Floridian's Grayson Bakich — Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) railed against proposed cuts to the National Institute of Health (NIH) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in a recent address to constituents.
Byron Donalds Blasts European Censorship — By The Floridian's Adrian Morgade — Florida Congressman Byron Donalds (R) criticized European countries for their lax policies on immigration and heightened restrictions on speech and expression.
Meg Weinberger Endorses Republican Yoni Anijar in HD 100 — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — Rep. Meg Weinberger (R-Palm Beach Gardens) has endorsed Republican candidate Yoni Anijar in his bid for House District 100, calling Anijar the fighter the Broward County district needs.
George Moraitis Gains Endorsements From South Florida Leaders — By The Floridian's Megan O'Neill — Florida leaders are enthusiastically endorsing Republican George Moraitis in his campaign for a congressional seat. Moraitis, born in Fort Lauderdale, served in the Navy and attained the rank of lieutenant commander. He previously served as a state representative from 2010 to 2018.
Trump Targets Drug Networks That Serve as Maduro's Financial Backbone — By The Floridian's Javier Manjarres — President Donald Trump announced unprecedented military action against Venezuelan drug trafficking networks during his UN General Assembly address on Tuesday, declaring that targeting these operations makes strategic sense for protecting Americans and cutting off the primary revenue source sustaining Nicolás Maduro's authoritarian regime.
Three Key Issues Republicans Should Watch Ahead of the Midterms — By The Floridian's Javier Manjarres — As the 2026 midterm elections approach, Republicans in Florida and across the country are positioning themselves for what will be a pivotal election cycle. With control of Congress, state legislatures, and governors' mansions at stake, three major factors stand out as crucial for Republican strategists and voters alike: redistricting battles, economic conditions, and the future of healthcare tax credit extensions. Each has the potential to shift momentum, shape voter priorities, and influence turnout in critical districts.
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