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“There is nothing more important than investing time in Florida’s children who will one day become our state and national leaders."
“Every single day, my administration has fought to make hurricane recovery a top priority."
“Voter suppression happens year round in Florida.”
"It is critical that the United States continue to enhance our strategic relationship with our democratic partner Taiwan through regular and consistent support."
"I can’t think of a better replacement than Mike Giallombardo.”
"The law is crystal clear that Florida CWFL holders, and law enforcement officers, are exempt from all FDLE pre-purchase background check fees."
“China has autonomy and freedom. Now more than ever, the President must be aggressive and stay strong against China.”
"Pain patients might bypass the use of opioids altogether if physicians recommended trying medical cannabis first."
President Trump's recent economic sanctions against Venezuela’s Dictatorial regime are working, crippling Nicholas Maduro’s socialist government, but at what cost?
“the actions of a sick and twisted few cannot be allowed to strip away the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens."
“The Second Amendment is a fundamental right in our Constitution… and it absolutely has to be protected."
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) scored a win this week as the National Urban Search and Rescue Parity Act passed the Senate.
President Trump visited El Paso, Texas yesterday, and it was deemed controversial because he received many protestors arguing that he was not welcomed in their community.
"The United States continues to stand with the people of Venezuela in their fight to restore democratic order and the rule of law.”
“all property and interests in the property of the Government of Venezuela that are in the United States... are blocked and may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in.”
In a recent interview with TV Venezuela, Senator Scott discussed the ongoing calls for the United States to use naval assets that would block the flow of oil shipped from Venezuela to Cuba.
“This bill unnecessarily places politicians between a person and their doctor.”
“There’s no way it was gonna pass this week."
