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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) went to Twitter this weekend to complain about the world’s largest source of information, Google, and how their email service (Gmail) is manipulating the Senator’s campaign emails. Rubio is claiming that those with the Gmail domain are not properly receiving his emails ever since his Democratic challenger, Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) […]
CAPE CORAL, FL. – In South Florida today, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced the future enactment of the Florida Hometown Heroes Housing Program which is designed to help Floridians who have helped served the state and the nation, buy their first home. The $100 million program is under the direction of the Florida Housing and […]
While many Republicans have speculated how many of President Biden's (D) voters were fake, conspiracy theorists can now celebrate a miniature victory after a recent Twitter audit has found that almost half of Biden's Twitter following are not real.
Congressional candidate and veteran, Dr. Erick Aguilar (R-FL), has announced his campaign with an America First agenda. Now, Dr. Aguilar is promising parental rights advocacy and legislation from himself if he is elected to the US Congress. In a recent interview with the Floridian, Aguilar indicated that he strongly supports the Florida legislature's recent actions, […]
Over the weekend, the Florida Police Benevolent Association (FPBA) endorsed Senator Rubio for the U.S. Senate.
Elvira Salazar's legislation would “authorize repairs to a damaged Stiltsville structure in Biscayne Bay National Park.”
the Rubio team is arguing that “it was a bad move that won’t ease the pain at the pump for American families.”
In the United States, demographics have stayed consistent in who they trust with their vote for decades. One of those demographics being Hispanic Americans, who have largely voted Democrat for decades. However, this may be shaken up as President Joe Biden (D) has seen his approval rating among Hispanics drop to 26%. The poll conducted […]
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) has gone on record claiming that the new White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, is right about the war causing the gas price hike in America. He then later specifies that it is Biden's “war on America’s energy industry.” America’s gas prices have been soaring since Joe Biden has taken office. […]
Within the last couple of days, it was announced that the Department of Homeland Security has “paused” its Disinformation Governance Board for 75 days. According to an article from The New York Times, Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has “a bipartisan pair of former officials to review the issue of fighting disinformation: Michael Chertoff, who served as […]
Over in Congressional District 9, US Rep. Darren Soto (D-FL) will be defending his incumbency. However, Scotty Moore, who is currently a contender in the Republican Primary race, just earned the endorsement of the Florida Republican Assembly organization. The Florida Republican Assembly is a Republican organization that claims to promote, "conservative principles," and claims to be […]
The Rubio team, which has criticized Demings over issues with Cuba in the past, is once again criticizing the senatorial hopeful over “the Company Val Keeps.”
Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reforms, released a statement endorsing Simpon.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) is championing the state as a tourist spot, citing that “Florida sets another record” on vacation trips.
We are 172 days from the midterm elections. That is 4,138 hours, or 248,319 minutes, or 14,899,150 seconds until Americans have yet another say in the representative republic (not that anyone is counting). That means it is the perfect time to showcase the current polling in the Florida gubernatorial race. On the Democratic side, the […]
Since the communist revolution, the United States of America has always had a contentious (to say the least) relationship with Cuba. With the Truman Doctrine, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the end of the Cold War, the dynamics of the way in which the United States approaches the Cuban regime and its people has changed […]
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) took to the Senate floor this week to share his frustration against “heartless” Democrats.
Arguing that "Trump is right" when it comes to the dangers of drug cartels at the souther border, Waltz says "it's time we take the fight to the cartels' home turf."
