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As mass shootings continue to occur at a seemingly alarming rate in the United States, State and NationalDemocrats have kept with their message of banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.  However, because they control both chambers of Congress and the White House, Democrats appear better position, as a new anti-gun bill (s) is now gaining […]

With Senator Marco Rubio (R) already having announced his 2022 reelection campaign to the U.S. Senate, all of the talk around Florida and in Washington, D.C. has been about which potential Democratic Senatorial candidate could emerge to give Sen. Rubio a legitimate challenge, which has lead the NRSC to mock Democrat by referring to him as a "resident crazy person."

Maria Elvira Salazar (R) is showing her support by meeting with the CDC, informing that “they would come to the table & work with us” on the issue.

Puerto Rico’s “destiny lies with statement,” so the Florida lawmaker is wants to make sure that the people of Puerto Rico have a voice because it should ultimately "be about the vote."

Florida Democrats joined forces this week to direct a letter to the Biden administration, asking the administration “to reduce barriers to the COVID-19 vaccine for undocumented and seasonal & migrant farmworkers.”

The CRUISE Act would also require the CDC to provide COVID-19 mitigation guidance for cruise lines to safely resume domestic operations.

It appears that schools could face a lengthier closing time because lawmakers worry that opening schools will only lead to school shootings.

Florida Democrats like Fried are championing the plan, suggesting Governor Ron DeSantis (R) is “thankless” and calling the plan a step forward in the right direction.

the Florida lawmaker is criticizing Governor Cuomo’s decision to direct. $15,000 to undocumented workers, calling it “a shameful misuse of American taxpayer dollars.”

After The Floridian first reported that two presumptive Senatorial candidates Ivanka Trump and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi would not be running against Senator Marco Rubio in the 2022 mid-term election, it was only a matter of time before former President Donald Trump stepped in and lent his "Complete and Total Endorsement of Sen. Rubio.

For the past week, it’s been rumored that President Joe Biden (D) would be enacting an executive order on gun control, and this morning the president formally made the announcement had he looked to curb "gun violence" with a stroke of his pen.  President declared that the Department of Justice would begin the process of requiring buyers of “ghost guns”...

President Donald J. Trump (R) has released a statement, slamming Georgia leadership in his effort to replace some GOP lawmakers with Republicans that support his “America First” agenda.

Ever since President Donald Trump took office, the GOP has adopted an America First foreign policy agenda, and even though there is a new president in the White House,  Rep. Brian Mast (R-18)  has channeled Sen. Rand Paul (R) and is now calling for the withdrawal all foreign aid. When asked about the recent spending […]

Since the end of the Trump Era, and the beginning of the Biden Administration, drastic moves have been made in Washington, not just in the new presidential cabinet, but in foreign policy and women's health.  The performance of Sec. of State Antony Blinken (D) has been very rivalrous to that of Sec. of State Mike Pompeo (R) and has even...

Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) is now slamming the airlines, calling them "'woke' corporate hypocrites" for partnering with the Communist Party of China.

This week, Republican lawmakers introduced the Keep China Out of Solar Energy Act, which is a bill that prohibits any federal funds from being used to buy solar panels that are manufactured or assembled in Communist China.

Florida Republicans are now facing scrutiny over a bill that would ban giving water to voters within 150 feet from the voting area.

Ever since his controversial election loss, President Donald Trump (R) has been expected by many to stay alive and well in the political world, one way or another.