Curbelo Argues Trump Contributed to his Midterm Loss

Curbelo Argues Trump Contributed to his Midterm Loss

Daniel Molina
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December 8, 2018
Representative Carlos Curbelo lost his seat to Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in the 2018 midterm election. Now, he’s commenting on his loss, blasting President Trump as doing more harm than good to the Republican Party. Detailing the matter, Curbelo explained that “This party has to understand that if we’re going to have a small government, free […]
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"Will of the People" to Decide Medical Marijuana in DeSantis' Florida

Daniel Molina
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December 7, 2018
The DeSantis team continues to make announcements, and new information released involves more than 50 advisors that will be serving on the Transition Advisory Committee on Health and Wellness. The committee is made up of a diverse group of health care experts from an array of different medical fields, which includes addiction counselors, health care […]
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Stephanie Murphy in as Future Forum Chair

Stephanie Murphy in as Future Forum Chair "to Give Millennials a Voice"

Daniel Molina
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December 7, 2018
Democratic Representative Stephanie Murphy is hitting the ground running in 2019. After taking reign of the Blue Dog Coalition, Representative Murphy is now going to take over as the chairwoman of the Future forum, which is “an influential group of young Democratic members of Congress in the U.S. House of Representatives who advocate for issues […]
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DeSantis Brings Corcoran and Democrat on Board Transition Team

DeSantis Brings Corcoran and Democrat on Board Transition Team

Daniel Molina
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December 6, 2018
Governor-elect Ron DeSantis is reaching across the aisle in his new announcement as he’s chosen Democratic State Representative Jared Moskowitz to take over the sunshine state’s emergency operations. Moskowitz will be replacing former Division of Emergency Management Director Wes Maul, who announced that he would be stepping down from the position in January. Commenting on […]
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Bipartisan Proposal Would Extend NFIP

Bipartisan Proposal Would Extend NFIP

Daniel Molina
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December 6, 2018
At the end of this week, the National Flood Insurance Program is set to expire, but Senator Marco Rubio has introduced a proposal that seeks to reauthorize it until the end of September 2019. On Wednesday, the legislation was introduced by Senator Rubio, Senator Bill Cassidy, John Kennedy and Robert Menendez with the intent that […]
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Bipartisan "Explore Offshore" Takes Capitol Hill

Daniel Molina
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December 3, 2018
Last week, Capitol Hill was host to the American Petroleum Institute’s “Explore Offshore” campaign. What the campaign has set out to do is expand energy exploration efforts, which include in the eastern part of the Gulf of Mexico and in the Atlantic. Headed by former U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Jim Nichols, who also led the […]
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Snipes Out as Broward County Elections Supervisor

Snipes Out as Broward County Elections Supervisor

Daniel Molina
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December 1, 2018
In an executive order, Governor Rick Scott has suspended controversial Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes. Writing in the executive order that was issued on Friday, Governor Scott explained that “Due to her demonstrated misfeasance, incompetence, and neglect of duty, Supervisor Snipes can no longer demonstrate the qualifications necessary to meet her duties in […]
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Bill Filed to Move Concealed Carry Oversight to FDLE

Bill Filed to Move Concealed Carry Oversight to FDLE

Daniel Molina
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November 30, 2018
Democratic State Senator Lauren Book filed a bill this week that would move the Division of Licensing, currently in charge of issuing concealed weapons permits, all of its records and the concealed weapons trust fund to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Currently, the Division of Licensing is overseen by the Florida Department of Agriculture […]
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Democrats Voice Concern Over new USMCA Deal

Democrats Voice Concern Over new USMCA Deal

Daniel Molina
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November 30, 2018
In the 2016 Presidential election, then-candidate Donald Trump often blasted NAFTA, saying that a new deal needed to be made. Today, in Argentina, President Donald Trump, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have signed that exact new trade deal, called the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA). At the start of […]
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Bipartisan Bill Pushes Carbon Fee

Bipartisan Bill Pushes Carbon Fee

Daniel Molina
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November 28, 2018
A new bipartisan proposal is being introduced by three members of the Florida delegation. Republican Representative Francis Rooney and Democrat Representatives Charlie Crist and Ted Deutch are supporting the “Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act” (EICDA) that aims to reduce carbon usage with price controls and offering rebates back to taxpaying Americans. Groups such as […]
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Stephanie Murphy Will Head Blue Dog Coalition

Stephanie Murphy Will Head Blue Dog Coalition

Daniel Molina
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November 28, 2018
Democrats have been heavily criticized in recent years for politically moving farther left. As criticism continues to heighten, sophomore congresswoman Stephanie Murphy has just been unanimously chosen to head the Blue Dog Coalition, which is a caucus of congressional Democrats that are trying to reclaim the center again. The coalition’s mission “is to find commonsense, […]
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President Trump Comments on Border Concern

President Trump Comments on Border Concern

Daniel Molina
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November 27, 2018
Right before Marine One’s departure, President Trump had some comments for the press on a wide range of issues. As tension rises at the border with the incoming migrant caravan, the recent firing on Ukraine from Russian and other matters were briefly discussed in a short press conference. The questions were pressed and the responses […]
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Will Florida Ban Assault Weapons in 2020?

Will Florida Ban Assault Weapons in 2020?

Daniel Molina
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November 27, 2018
Heading into the 2018 midterm elections, gun control was a significant topic in the national political conversation. With Democrats taking control of the House of Representative, it’s an issue they’re set on tackling. Now, in the sunshine state, It looks like Florida voters are gearing up to make an important decision concerning the matter as […]
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Fried and DeSantis no Friend of Big Sugar

Fried and DeSantis no Friend of Big Sugar

Daniel Molina
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November 26, 2018
With new leadership moving into Florida after the culmination of the 2018 midterm elections, Governor-elect Ron DeSantis and Agriculture Commissioner-elect Nikki Fried agree on one thing – they’re both no fan of big sugar. During the election season, both of them were opposed by big sugar in their respective races but they still pulled out […]
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NASA Feeling the Loss of Bill Nelson

NASA Feeling the Loss of Bill Nelson

Daniel Molina
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November 25, 2018
Bill Nelson’s Senate loss was an upset that Democrats did not expect to get hit with, and it seems that NASA and the Kennedy Space Center are also feeling the effects of the loss as they turn their sights to find a new lawmaker that embrace the same level of support that Nelson did. James […]
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Rep. Soto Visits Troops Stationed in Afghanistan

Rep. Soto Visits Troops Stationed in Afghanistan

Daniel Molina
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November 22, 2018
Fresh off the news that representative Darren Soto will be joining Florida Agriculture Commission-elect Nikki Fried’s transition team, the Florida representative took time this week to visit servicemen and women stationed in Afghanistan as part of a congressional delegation trip to the country that is war-torn. In a statement, Soto commented that “It was very […]
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Jan Jordan Resigns as Captain of the Broward Sheriff's Office

Jan Jordan Resigns as Captain of the Broward Sheriff's Office

Daniel Molina
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November 21, 2018
Heading into the 2018 midterm elections, gun control was a debated issue taken into consideration by voters when filling out their ballots. As the recount process concludes, Jan Jordan, the captain of the Broward Sheriff’s Office who was slammed for being “ineffective” in handling the police response to the Parkland school shooting that occurred on […]
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Nikki Fried Likely Florida's Next Agriculture Commissioner

Nikki Fried Likely Florida's Next Agriculture Commissioner

Daniel Molina
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November 19, 2018
In a Press release issued on Sunday, Nikki Fried, candidate for Florida Agriculture Commissioner, spoke with confidence as votes pour in showing that she might well be replacing Adam Putnam in the seat. She told Floridians that “You chose a new vision, one that reflects the priorities of the people. To everyone who didn’t vote […]
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