Rubio and Sanders Trade Blows Over Israel

Rubio and Sanders Trade Blows Over Israel

Daniel Molina
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January 7, 2019
With Democrats controlling the House and Republicans controlling the Senate, it seems that there's an ideological battle as Democratic socialism and conservatism clash in the political arena. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, largely recognized as bringing Democratic socialism to the forefront of the mainstream, is now responding to legislation introduced by Florida Senator Marco Rubio. In […]
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Mark Takano Speaks on VA Reform

Mark Takano Speaks on VA Reform

Daniel Molina
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January 7, 2019
With Democratic leadership in full effect in the House, the new U.S. House Veterans Affairs Committee head, Democrat representative Mark Takano, headed to the sunshine state to discuss his view for the future of the committee. While there, he visited the VA Medical Center facilities in Orlando. Reforming the VA is something that President Trump […]
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Sheriff Gualtieri Blasted for Appearing on NRATV

Sheriff Gualtieri Blasted for Appearing on NRATV

Daniel Molina
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January 6, 2019
The topic of gun control divided constituents for the better part of 2018 as a result of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting that took place in February of last year. Since then, lawmakers have passed legislation that both tries to avoid something like that happening again while also respecting the rights the 2nd amendment grants […]
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Rooney Assures Democrats and Trump Will Grow to Work Together

Rooney Assures Democrats and Trump Will Grow to Work Together

Daniel Molina
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January 5, 2019
Things have been rocky between Republicans and Democrats during Trump's first two years in office, and matters are expected to get even more heated as a new House regroups with a Democrat majority. However, Republican representative Francis Rooney, in a town hall meeting on Thursday, commented that things won’t be as divisive. Having an optimistic […]
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Florida Delegation Backs Florida Farmers Against

Florida Delegation Backs Florida Farmers Against "Mexico's Practices"

Daniel Molina
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January 4, 2019
The state of Florida continues to be a leading voice in the fight to protect farmers from Mexican competition as three members of the Florida delegation, Democrat Al Lawson and Republicans Vern Buchanan and Marco Rubio have introduced the “Defending Domestic Produce Production Act,” which eases certain thresholds that would allow sunshine state farmers to […]
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Former Bernie 2016 Staffers Accuse Campaign

Former Bernie 2016 Staffers Accuse Campaign "of Sexual Violence and Harassment"

Daniel Molina
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January 3, 2019
After the 2016 Presidential election, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders emerged as a Democrat darling for progressives, and his campaign and message were positively received as the way that the Democratic party should be moving forward. However, now reports are being made that call into question the campaign’s image as a result of questionable backstage behavior. […]
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Tim Canova Calls for Debbie Wasserman Schultz's Removal From Office

Tim Canova Calls for Debbie Wasserman Schultz's Removal From Office

Daniel Molina
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January 2, 2019
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a controversial political figure that’s heading back to office after winning reelection to Florida’s 23rd congressional district, is facing backlash from her 2018 political rival and nemesis, Tim Canova. The independent candidate has been challenging her since 2016, and he has called out the Democrat congresswoman for using shady tactics in order […]
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Florida Democrats Focused on Impeaching President Trump

Florida Democrats Focused on Impeaching President Trump

Daniel Molina
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January 1, 2019
2019 is upon us, which means that new Florida leadership will be taking office next week. However, in the midterm elections, Democrats also gained 40 seats. And, with a stronger control of the House, Florida Democrats are saying that Trump’s impeachment will likely be an important topic for them to pursue. Darren Soto, speaking on […]
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Soto Helps Steer Bipartisan Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency

Soto Helps Steer Bipartisan Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency

Daniel Molina
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December 31, 2018
Right as he’s about to start his second term in Congress, Florida Democrat representative Darren Soto is focusing on how cryptocurrency should be regulated. Along with Republican representative Warren Davidson, right before Christmas, Soto introduced the “Token Taxonomy Act,” which his office explains will “provide light-touch regulatory certainty for businesses, entrepreneurs, and regulators in the […]
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Surgeon General Resigns From Office Effective Jan. 8

Surgeon General Resigns From Office Effective Jan. 8

Daniel Molina
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December 30, 2018
Governor-elect Ron DeSantis has been slowly announcing the members of his transition team, and many have received praise. As some are set to assume office, others that have been working under Governor Scott are set to stay in place. However, there are also some that are voluntarily stepping down from their positions. One such person […]
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Sheriff Israel Highlights Policy Changes in Department Amid Criticism

Sheriff Israel Highlights Policy Changes in Department Amid Criticism

Daniel Molina
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December 30, 2018
With new Florida leadership set to take office in January, the question arises as to whether or not Governor-elect Ron DeSantis will be suspending or removing Broward Sheriff Scott Israel from office. Israel has sent a letter to the state-appointed safety committee investigating the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, and the letter documents policy […]
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FEMA Pressed to Continue Issuing new Flood Insurance Policies

FEMA Pressed to Continue Issuing new Flood Insurance Policies

Daniel Molina
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December 29, 2018
A bipartisan effort pressed FEMA to undo a decision that would’ve prevented thousands of home buyers from obtaining flood insurance while the government is shut down. The National Flood Insurance Program made the announcement the day after Christmas that they would no longer issue new flood insurance policies. This news came after Congress passed legislation […]
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Nelson Warns of

Nelson Warns of "Increasing Partisanship"

Daniel Molina
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December 29, 2018
As 2018 draws to a close and he prepares for retirement, Senator Bill Nelson is looking back at his long career in office and lamenting what he believes is a loss in bipartisanship in American politics. At 76 years old, Nelson has not only served as a Florida Senator, but he has also served in […]
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Kathy Castor Will Lead Climate Change Panel

Kathy Castor Will Lead Climate Change Panel

Daniel Molina
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December 28, 2018
As Governor-elect Ron DeSantis prepares to assume office in January, he has already voiced his concerns about tackling the growing environmental issues that the sunshine state is currently facing. As Democrats gain leadership in Congress, they’re also championing their own efforts to combat global warming, and a Florida lawmaker is assuming an important role as […]
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High Praise for Incoming Florida Secretary of State

High Praise for Incoming Florida Secretary of State

Daniel Molina
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December 28, 2018
In a new announcement, Governor-elect Ron DeSantis has unveiled that Mike Ertel, Seminole County’s Supervisor of Elections, will be the sunshine state’s new Secretary of State. He had long been rumored to take on the position considering that, among being in charge of other tasks, the Secretary of State will be Florida’s chief elections officer. […]
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Maddox Replacement Found for Tallahassee?

Maddox Replacement Found for Tallahassee?

Daniel Molina
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December 27, 2018
Scott Maddox, former Tallahassee mayor and Tallahassee commissioner, was suspended by Governor Rick Scott after being arrested on a 44-count federal indictment earlier this month. In an executive order, Governor Scott said that it was “in the best interests of the residents of the city of Tallahassee and the citizens of the state of Florida” […]
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Trump Signs Bill Tackling Congenital Heart Disease

Trump Signs Bill Tackling Congenital Heart Disease

Daniel Molina
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December 27, 2018
President Donald Trump continues to sign bills into law during the holiday season, and the most recent one is the Congenital Heart Futures Reauthorization Act, which is a proposal from Florida representative Gus Bilirakis. It was passed by the House last week, and the Senate also passed its own version of the bill, which was […]
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Senate Unanimously Passes Bill Classifying Lynchings as Federal Crime

Senate Unanimously Passes Bill Classifying Lynchings as Federal Crime

Daniel Molina
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December 26, 2018
This month, the Senate unanimously approved a bill that classifies lynchings as a federal hate crime, and the bill was sponsored by the Senate’s three African American members: Republican Tim Scott and Democrats Kamala Harris and Cory Booker. The bill was introduced by the three senators, and both Harris and Booker are rumored to be […]
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