In a very blue Florida State Senate district, with virtually no Republican opposition, garnering and promoting the endorsement of former Democratic Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is overkill. So what.
Republicans don’t want to hear it, but there is a real chance that President Donald Trump loses re-election next month.
During his Make America Great Again rally in Des Moines, Iowa, President Donald Trump denounced former Vice President Joe Biden over the “smoking gun” emails released by the New York Post
Every election year, Florida proves to be a critical battleground state that has the potential to dictate who wins the presidency. Recent polling indicates that President Trump and Vice President Biden are tied neck and neck, with both candidates having secured 45 percent of likely voters.
Less than three weeks to go until the November 3 election, and while all the national polls have Vice President Joe Biden leading President Donald Trump by double-digits, the latest Trafalgar Group poll in Florida could be showing the last hour shift in favor of President Trump.
In October 2019, Rep.Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) told The Floridian that she didn’t support the Progressive “Medicare for All” healthcare measure, stating that Americans were not ready for the healthcare initiative.
You all saw Day 2 of the hearings. This image of Judge Amy Coney Barrett summed it all up.
With the latest Pew Research poll showing that the majority of Cuban American voters will be supporting President Donald Trump over former Vice President Joe Biden this November, the Trump campaign can be heard letting out an enthusiastic Cubaniche “Acere, Que Bola!?” or ‘What’s Up buddy!
Congressional Democrats and Republicans are accusing that each other of “court-packing” as the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett continues.
Florida Rep. Ted Deutch (D), who has been a huge political figure in support of Israel and Judaism, has praised Facebook for the efforts to prevent anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers from propagating their hatred across its platform, saying that
There are three weeks left to go in the 2020 presidential election and both Republicans and Democrats are saying the most outrageous, baseless, and hypocritical things about their opposing elected officials, especially in Florida.
With the latest Gallup poll showing that 56% of American voters believe that they are better off economically today under the Trump/Pence administration than they were under the Obama/Biden administration, one would think that former Vice President Joe Biden would have a better response to when asked about the poll results, right?
When Vice President Joe Biden, America’s walking gaffe machine, stated that 200 million Americans have died as a result of catching the COVId-19 virus, it was hard to believe that anyone else could make that same slip of the tongue or mistake.
Here in South Florida, many of us still bear the emotional scars of Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 killer that came ashore near Homestead and decimated the area. That pummeling still feels fresh – even though it was 28 years ago.
The theme that Republicans are running with this election cycle is that Democrats are Socialists, love Socialists, and want to convert the U.S. into a Socialist state.
It appears as if 15 presidential cabinet positions are not enough to run the country, at least that is what Progressive Democratic congressional candidate Pam Keith believes
It’s still too early to say if Anthony Rubio (#1) will follow in his father's (Sen. Marco Rubio) footsteps and take a stab at politics, but one thing is for certain, the younger Rubio could see his and his father’s dream of football stardom come true.
The Trump Victory campaign continues to push the Socialism narrative against former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris as Donald Trump, Jr has embarked on the Fighters Against Socialism bus tour this past weekend, just as the president took a jab at Biden for receiving the support of a prominent international socialist and terrorist, Gustavo Petro.
