Gun rights activists around the state of Florida will have to wait until the 2023 legislative session to see Constitutional Carry legislation possibly makes its way through the Republican-led legislature and ultimately to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk for his signature. The Floridian has confirmed the rumors circulating that incoming Speaker of the House, Paul Renner, would take up the gun...
With the 2022 midterm elections just five months away, Democrats have been hard-pressed to find an issue that they can champion and use against Republicans in an effort to mitigate the expected “Red Wave” election. The gun issue is now up for debate and could be the last chance Democrats have.
As Senate Bill 1796, legislation related to family law and child time-sharing awaits Family First Gov. Ron DeSantis’ signature, left-wing groups such as the progressive League of Women Voters and the National Organization of Women (NOW) continue to lobby against the measure on behalf of trial lawyers who stand to lose millions of dollars in billable hours if Gov. DeSantis...
Fort Lauderdale— Parents with school age children in Broward County have been told that as of Tuesday June 7th, “no bookbags and backpacks will be permitted in any school building” as the school district may have received a credit threat (s) of violence that could take place in the last days of the school year.
 Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed the long-anticipated $109.9 billion “Freedom First” budget, a measure that most Republican lawmakers have supported and voted on, except for Rep. Anthony Sabatini.
Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed the long-anticipated $109.9 billion “Freedom First” budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023 at the Republican voter stronghold, The Villages. Gov. DeSantis, who was flanked by Senate President Wilton Simpson, House Speaker Chris Sprowls, newly-minted Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz, Jr., and State Senator Kelli Stargel, highlighted several of the pro-Florida carve-outs […]
June is Pride month in the LGBTQ community and activists in Florida are out in force trying to bring more attention to the false “Don’t Say Gay” political narrative that was coined during the 2022 legislative session that concluded in March.
The month of June is known to the Gay community around the world as "Pride Month" and it was only a matter of time before outspoken Progressive Florida Democrats like Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith (Florida's FIRST LGBTQ Latino legislator) became unhinged or triggered over something Gov. Ron DeSantis's press secretary Christina Pushaw said to counter or question the narratives coming...
When The Floridian first reported that State Rep. Michael Grieco (D) has dropped out of his State Senate race against Republican Senator Ileana Garcia, it left politicos around the state scratching their heads as to why Rep. Grieco would bail out of the race this late in the cycle. The bottom line is Florida Democrats have a big money problem...
Florida State Rep. Michael Grieco has announced he is dropping out of the  race in State Senate District 36 against Republican State Senator Ileana Garcia. The popular and outspoken Rep. Grieco made the announcement on Twitter Wednesday morning. “ Today I am announcing that I will no longer seek the Democratic nomination for Florida State […]
Taking a one-day break from her relentless attacks against Gov. Ron DeSantis and Rep. Charlie Crist, AG Commissioner Nikki Fried Spent the last day of May doing what all candidates should have been doing— pressing supporters to donate cash to their campaigns.
Republicans are poised to take control of the U.S. Senate in 2022 as Americans continue to reject the foreign and domestic policies that congressional Democrats and President Joe Biden have put forward since taking control of the U.S. Congress and White House in 2020.
Banning Firearms in America The unfortunate school shooting in Texas has once again galvanized Democratic legislators and anti-gun activists around the country to call for stricter gun laws, specifically the banning of rifles like the AR-15 and “high capacity” magazines. Florida lawmakers like Reps. Ted Deutch and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, to name a couple, […]
President Joe Biden has come out and suggested that banning "high caliber" 9mm handguns could be on the table after the tragic shooting at Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas that left 19 children and teachers dead last week.
With the passing of legislation filed to help fix or stabilize the soaring homeowner’s property insurance market in Florida, the package of bills made it to Gov. Ron DeSantis’s desk for signing. Gov. DeSantis, who called for the recently-concluded special legislative session, where the overwhelming majority of both Republican and Democratic state legislators voted in […]
Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis held back tears as she addressed the media and attendees at a press conference at the University of Miami to announce $100 million in news cancer treatment funding for institutions around the state.
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Miami—Shortly after concluding his remarks at the University of Miami’s Don Soffer Clinical Research Center, where he announced a $100 million budget carve for cancer research, Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized the Biden administration’s lifting of sanctions against Communist Cuba. Gov. DeSantis said Biden has done “next to nothing” to counter Cuba’s crackdown against peaceful demonstrations […]
Gov. Ron DeSantis has once again made an endorsement in this year’s election cycle. This time the nod of approval was for Rep. Bryan Avila who is running to replace Sen. Manny Diaz, Jr. in Senate District 39.
