With all of the tension between the black community and police departments across the country after the murder of George Floyd and most recently, Rayshard Brooks, who was shot by Atlanta police, it’s understandable if some elected officials misspeak and state wrong police shooting statistics.
Rep. Kathy Castor (D) is usually focused on climate change and environmental issues that affect Americans, especially in her homes state of  Florida, but the recent police shooting in Atlanta has pressed her to opine about the incident, an shooting that is fueling the existing racial unrest that stems from the George Floyd murder. Rep. […]
Florida’s COVID-19 case count continues to spike, but the deaths related to the bug are not. To prevent a cataclysmic economic event in the state, Florida had to reopen for business, and just about every politician new it.
Miami-Dade County Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava is being asked to “immediately” resign her position to avoid a costly special election that would take place after November's presidential general election. Commissioner Levine Cava submitted her “irrevocable resignation” from the county’s 8th district last month, but it won’t go into effect until November 16th, two weeks after […]
Open Mouth, Insert Campaign Ending Foot When is it OK for anyone, regardless of political affiliation, to equate a personal family experience to Slavery? Never. Nunca. One Republican congressional candidate (Renee Swann) believes that she knows what it’s like to be a slave. I get what she was trying to say (not really) but her blatant ignorance just sunk her...
 It’s never a good idea to equate slavery to one’s own personal experiences, especially if you are a wealthy white American woman or man running for the U.S. Congress in a hotly contested district.
Since the beginning of the protests and riots that have gripped the nation when George Floyd was murdered by police in Minneapolis, Minnesota several weeks ago, Sen. Marco Rubio (R) has been pointing to the verified truth that anarchists and criminals have co-opted the peaceful protests.
With President Donald Trump running for re-election in 2020, just about every single Republican running for the U.S. Congress is running on the president’s “Keep America Great” coattails.
Miami-Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has signed a bill into law that would allow college student-athletes to make money off their name or likeness, making Florida the first state to do so. DeSantis couldn’t have picked a better backdrop than the indoor training facility at the University of Miami in Coral Gable, Florida.
It's Official! RNC Is Coming To Florida After North Carolina dropped the ball in hosting the 2020 convention, Gov. Ron DeSantis and a slew of legislators, including Reps. Bill Posey, Brian Mast, and Michael Waltz, successfully pitched President Trump that Florida was the right fit for the center of the Republican universe event.
As the nation continues to re-open after shutting down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both Republican and Democratic governors have vowed to continue to get their respective states back online, even as the expected spike in coronavirus cases continues as a result of of the reopening process.
A deep fissure exists and could continue to widen within the Democratic Party as a result of the tragic and unjust murder of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis. Liberal-to-moderate-minded House Democrats are opposing their progressive colleagues by not supporting their calls to defund police departments, and that's a big problem.
House Democrats continue to deny that ANTIFA and other anarchist groups, including Black Lives Matters, are the groups responsible for the looting, assaults, vandalism, and murder that has taken place around the country after the George Floyd murder. Sen. Marco Rubio (R) tweeted an image of a vandalized statue of Christopher Columbus in Miami, Florida, […]
The protests and riots that were sparked as a result of the death of George Floyd at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer continue to rage on in cities and communities like New York, Seattle, and Washington, D.C, but in most parts of the country, like in Austin, Texas, Â the protesting is almost non-existent.
With the announcement that Minneapolis’s city council had agreed to disband police departments (cops), the national conversation between lawmakers has now turned to whether or not they agree with extending this to the entire United States, leaving one Democratic congresswoman in Florida facing a tough re-election challenge. READ MORE
The asinine movement to defund or abolish police around the country has gained steam among the radical wing of the Democratic Party, as more and more House Democrats are joining the extremist ranks that want to rid the country of any police force. READ MORE
As the state continues to open, the cases of COVID-19 continue to rise with this past Sunday’s cases peaking at 1,400 new cases.
In commemoration of the 76th anniversary of the June 6, 1944, D-Day Landing by Allied Forces on German-controlled France, millions of Americans took to social media and attended public events to honor those men hit the beaches of Normandy to stop the Nazi aggression that had consumed Europe and threatened the American way of life.
