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“Every community has got to say to themselves, ‘are we ready to reopen?’”
Nikki Fried (D), Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, is receiving some criticism over a Tallahassee Democrat report that she traveled to Atlanta over the Easter Weekend and appeared on MSNBC Friday Night. This comes after a stay-at-home-order was placed on the state, an order she has been pressing upon Floridians. I guess this […]
“This is a widespread issue affecting students all over the state."
"If things don’t change, and people get locked out, you will know it was because of the actions that were taken today that make absolutely no sense.”
"They’re not worried about these small businesses that are struggling."
“It’s clear that voters are craving a conservative outsider who will be committed to serving them, not political interests.”
"The sponsor of this campaign, the WHO, did harm to the world health by helping Communist China cover up the spread of the virus.”
“I wish I had more that could say that I think Governor DeSantis is doing well."
It allows employers who are receiving money from the federal CARES Act to use the full dollar amount to pay rent and help any employees they manage.
“We, as Americans, have to come together to innovatively adapt and resolve problems."
"Selective censorship of the kind alleged by the plaintiffs may be antithetical to the American tradition of freedom of speech."
"A company decided to make a globalist decision and not put America first."
“This program really is a win-win for Florida."
"This partnership will help connect hundreds of people with the resources they need to get through this difficult time.”
LaMarca detailed that “there are a multitude of other options that should be in our playbook, from nearby U.S. Naval Ports to seaports in much less populated communities.”
In recent weeks, news regarding lawmakers who had dumped stocks before the rise of the Coronavirus pandemic has dominated the media waves.
“We need to have folks who are willing to come return to service.”
“Everyone has an opportunity to dictate and explain their platform."
