The controversial SB 90 measure introduced by State Senator Dennis Baxley (R-Ocala) that would ban election ballot drop boxes in Florida, has now caught the eye of members of the U.S. Congress.
As the extremist-driven “cancel culture” continues to plague the country, targeting everyone from President Donald Trump to your Abuela (grandma) next door because at one point in her life she may have said an off-color slur or chided someone because of how fat they were.
President Joe Biden has just done for the Venezuelan community what President Donald Trump refused to do —pass Temporary Protection Status for 320,000 Venezuelans, or Venezuela TPS, living in the U.S.
With Big Tech continuing to cancel anything or anyone remotely affiliated or promoting President Donald Trump, all the buzz in Florida continues to be Gov. Ron DeSantis’ support for Rep. Blaise Ingoglia’s bill to hold social media companies accountable.
Long-time Deputy Chief of Staff Adrian Lukis has been tapped by Gov. Ron DeSantis to be his new Chief of Staff, replacing Broward County native Shane Strum who is moving on to be the CEO of Broward Health.
Hours after the Republican National Committee (RNC) dismissed a cease-and-desist demand from former President Donald Trump’s attorneys asking the political party to stop using his name in fundraising asks, the Save American PAC released a fundraising appeal to supporters asking them to send donations to DonaldJTrump.com instead of sending money presumably to the RNC. "No […]
When mainstream media and social media companies decided to “cancel” President Donald Trump as a result of the January 6th Capitol protest-turned-riot, many Trump Republicans warned that the canceling of President Trump was only the beginning and that anyone, including Trump-supporting organizations, caught expressing support for the president could and would endure the same "cancel culture" fate.
Florida State Rep. Anthony Sabatini (R) has officially announced his congressional run for office.
The State of Florida is in desperate need of cash to counter the huge revenue deficit brought on by the COVID pandemic, but will state legislators revert to raising taxes to help bridge the gap?
If it looks like a tax, smells like a tax, and reads like a tax, then it’s probably a tax, but don’t tell Sen. Joe Gruters (R) and all of the members of the Senate Appropriations Committee who last week unanimously voted (18-0) to pass the SB 50 Sales and Use Tax measure, or as some would call it, a...
Without question, the most controversial bill that could (expect it to) land on Gov. Ron DeSantis's desk this legislative session is the Combating Disorder Disorder (HB 1) measure.
Moments ago, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) asserted his opposition against the transgendered community's support for allowing "biological men" to compete against women in athletics, stating that it was "unfair to allow biological men to compete in women's sports," adding that "COVID funding" and that congressional Democrats want to have pandemic relief taxpayer funds to […]
Senate Judiciary Chairman Jeff Brandes (R- St. Petersburg) has taken the reigns on the COVID liability debate by sponsoring two bills — SB 72 and SB 74 — in an attempt to fully cover the issue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of President Donald Trump’s political pollsters, Florida resident Tony Fabrizio, has conducted a poll of potential 2024 Republican presidential candidates.
State Senator Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota) says that his SB 50 is not a tax increase, but it’s named, “CS/SB 50: Sales and Use Tax,” tells a different story.
President Joe Biden has changed his mind in regard to the threat Communist China poses American, having first dismissed the Republican claim, but has now backtracked with his now-infamous China will 'eat our lunch' remark.
Republicans Setting Up The Win If all goes as planned, Republican legislators will have yet another triumphant legislative session, and Gov. Ron DeSantis will have padded his popularity that much more. Even as Florida Democrats like Sens. Shevrin Jones and Jason Pizzo push back against HB1 and Sen. Baxley’s SB90 elections bill, these measures are expected to pass this legislative session, and Gov. DeSantis will […]
When former President Donald Trump lost his 2020 reelection bid, and even months before the November presidential election, Republicans were crying foul over the mail-in ballot initiative that Democrats across the country were pressing, using the COVID pandemic as the perfect excuse to sent out ballots tens of thousands of voters regardless of whether they asked for an absentee ballot...
