After Republicans were able to pass HB 1475, the transgender athlete bill, Progressives like Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith pitch a fit and used just about every Democratic Party description they had against Republicans to express their distaste in the “biological males” legislature the House GOP” voted in favor of.
After an hour of heated debate and emotional testimony in the Florida House of Representatives, the controversial HB 1475 transgender athlete bill that bans "biological males" from women's sports, has passed the Republican-led chamber by a vote of 77 to 40.
A new Mason-Dixon poll commissioned by the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce shows that the majority of Floridians — Republicans, Democrats, and Independents — support limits on the power and influence Big Tech giants like Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter, have over everyday Americans.
Florida State Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith (D), who is arguably the most controversial Progressive/Socialist Democrat in the State House of Representatives, has come out in support and is defending Socialism during a heated debate on the floor of the Florida House of Representatives. Rep. Smith denies Socialism has ever killed anyone.
The Republican-led Florida Legislature has proposed two pieces of legislation that "denounces Democratic Socialism," but while GOP lawmakers in the House chamber voting overwhelmingly against Socialism (Yeas 79) Democrats stood their ground and defended it by voting against (Nays 39) the measure this week.
 Fresh off getting the surgical boot removed and slipping on her loafers, AG Commissioner Nikki Fried was down in the Boogie Down also known as Miami to address the gas skimming problem South Florida is facing. READ MORE
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried, who promoted the now-debunked “pay-to-play” COVID Vaccine scheme CBS’ “60 Minutes” reported on about two weeks ago,  is doubling down on the narrative that is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is “corrupt” and was involved in a “pay-to-play” scheme that benefitted the “white, wealthy people” who donated to his reelection campaign.
The 2021 Florida Legislative session is in the home stretch (it appears that way) and Republican legislators are still miles away from delivering to Gov. Ron DeSantis what he asked of them — a bill to tackle the “Big Tech” cancelation of Republican candidates for office.
When Gov. Ron DeSantis tasked the Republican-led Florida legislature to bring him a “Big Tech” piece of legislation that he could sign into law that would punish social media companies for de-platforming or canceling individuals who decide to run for public office, little did the governor know that the legislators would introduce legislation that had more bark than bite.
It appears as if racism pays big bucks. Just as the non-profit Black Lives Matter organization —which propagates a racist blacks-only agenda —was organizing and carryout riotous demonstration last summer as a result of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Black Activists and Democratic lawmakers were duped into thinking that the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement were actually...
The U.S. Supreme Court is under siege once again by Left-wing activists, but their not targeting justices like Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh, they are going after one of their own, Justice Stephen Breyer.
Republicans are often their own worst enemy and a perfect example can be seen in how they are mishandling Governor Ron DeSantis’s signature piece of legislation known as “The Big Tech Bill”, HB 7013.
After The Floridian first reported that two presumptive Senatorial candidates Ivanka Trump and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi would not be running against Senator Marco Rubio in the 2022 mid-term election, it was only a matter of time before former President Donald Trump stepped in and lent his "Complete and Total Endorsement of Sen. Rubio.
The state budget was at a $2 billion deficit, but now it appears as if the amount lawmakers need to fill in that gaping shortfall will only be $826 million. That’s it. What’s a measly $800 million?
Florida Democrats are hiding in their respective holes after touting the 60 Minutes “Fake News” segment about Gov. Ron DeSantis that has been summarily debunked and smacked down.
With SB 2512 having passed in the Florida Senate with a newly adopted amendment, and its companion bill HB 5401 going to a third reading in the House chamber, interested parties still have funding concerns over these two measures.
During a press conference in the state capitol to address this debunked 60 Minutes segment accusing him of “pay-to-play” with Publix Supermarkets, Governor Ron DeSantis, with his PowerPoint remote control in hand, pounced on CBS for airing what he called the “big lie.”
Florida’s red-hot real estate market and the spike in the volume of real estate transactions over the past year have directly led to an increase in funds available to finance affordable housing construction
