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Bolivia's socialist government led by President Evo Morales appears to have lost power. Reports coming out of Bolivia state that President Morales has left office after the head of Bolivia's armed forces called for his resignation.

“How can American media companies promote Communist China’s message while they continue to violate the rights of their people and threaten our values around the world?”

In response, Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson (R) joined Florida Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott in introducing the Luke and Alex School Safety Act, which honors Luke Hoyer, Alex Schachter and the 15 victims of the shooting that took place last year.

The seventh Affordable Care Act open enrollment starts today Nov. 1, and while congressional Democrats contend that the much-needed fixing of the healthcare law is important, the overall program is still the gold standard of healthcare coverage. Republicans see the ACA as being more like coal in your Christmas stocking, and have been railing against […]

Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) has taken to twitter to blast Senator Dick Durbin (D), arguing that the Democrats lied about the Venezuela TPS bill.

Florida's congressional Democrats banded together this week to call on Congress to fully fund efforts to defend democracy in Venezuela.

Yesterday U.S. Senators Marco Rubio (R-FL), Jacky Rosen (D-NV), and Rick Scott (R-FL) introduced the Holocaust Insurance Accountability Act (S. 2621). This bill will allow would allow beneficiaries of Holocaust-era insurance policies to bring civil action in U.S. district courts against the insurer for the covered policy to recover proceeds due or otherwise enforce any rights under the […]

“The space industry has long been an important and iconic part of Florida’s history and economy.”

He isn’t going to drive around Florida’s roadways stopping suspected drunk drivers, and administering a breathalyzer test, yet, but Sen. Rick Scott (R) is going to do whatever he can to keep irresponsibly impaired drivers off the street through legislation.

The recent tweet by Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey about supporting the anti-Chinese Hong Kong protests has apparently not only caused a big riff between Communist China and the NBA but has also brought out the ignorance of a few of the league's most prominent players, including Lakers Forward Lebron James.

Sen. Rick Scott (R) continues his relentless pursuit to take down the Communist Chinese government at every turn.

U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R) is expressing his frustration and disgust at U.S. companies who have bowed down to the Communist Chinese government and allowed them to “dictate their actions.”

Microsoft President Brad Smith received a letter today from Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) along with Senators Marco Rubio (R-Florida), Rick Scott (R-Florida), Mike Braun (R-Indiana), and Josh Hawley (R-Missouri)  as a response to recent comments made by the tech giant’s leader about Chinese telecommunications company Huawei.  Smith said the U.S. government has not made a case […]

House Democrat Rep. Val Demings has become the latest member of Congress to condemn the actions of government over their “human rights abuses” against its own people, but in particular in the  Xinjiang region of the country.

Both Republican and Democratic members of Congress agreeing that Dictator Nicolas Maduro’s reign of terror in Venezuela needs, some legislators like Sen. Rick Scott (R) are suggesting a military option to oust Maduro.

U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) has taken exception with U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R) over his assertion that Senate Democrats shamefully refuse to want to help Venezuelans after they voted down his Temporary Protection Status (TPS) amendment last week.

With Communist China deemed a national security threat to the U.S., and with President Trump aggressively cracking down on Chinese companies like communications giants Huawei and ZTE, the push to only buy American and not Chinese, has reached new heights, literally.

Florida Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott are questioning why U.S. taxpayer dollars are being spent to promote an art exhibit at Duke University’s Nasher Museum of Art and Northwestern University’s Block Museum of Art that showcases portraits of admitted mass murderer Ernesto “Che” Guevara.