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Freshman U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R) is benefitting from the all the dysfunction in Washington, as several of his key legislative initiatives have begun to gain traction.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is wrapping up his historic trip to Israel, and it will be back to work on Monday. Actually, the oversees trip was all business with an occasional visit to holy site. Did you see DeSantis' custom made Yarmulke? Did Netanyahu gift it to him when they met? >> READ MORE
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) just got a bipartisan boost of support for his BLAST Act, a bill he introduced back in March with Sen. Mike Braun that would permanently ban former members of Congress from “cashing in and becoming lobbyists.”
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) and Senator Marco Rubio (R) continue to be the one-two punch that is affectively delivering daily body blow after body blow to the Maduro regime.
With the entire Democratic Party rooting for President Donald Trump's demise, it was only a matter of time before Republicans hopped on the impeachment bandwagon. One congressional Republican, Rep. Justin Amash from Michigan, has put forth his support for Trump to be impeached over alleged "obstruction."
Scott, who has advocated for military intervention in Venezuela, told the President that he “MUST consider using naval assets” to for a similar blockade used against Cuba in 1962, to enforce sanctions and cut off the flow of oil between the two regimes.
Lawmakers like Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R), who both met with President Trump to discuss rising healthcare costs, are pushing for the importation of less expensive prescription drugs to help ease the rising healthcare costs on Americans.
He ran. He won. And now, Gov. Ron DeSantis is conquering Florida politics as we know it. With sky high approval ratings over the way in his first five months in office, DeSantis appears as if he can do no wrong.
“The drug problem is not only a Colombian problem.”
"It also provides specific strategies to guide and boost us to where we need to be.”
"Both agencies denied that Russia had successfully infiltrated Florida’s election.”
The State Department has announced that effective May 2, under Title III of the LIBERTAD ACT, Americans will be able to sue individuals that have been “trafficking property” that the Cuban regime has confiscated or stolen over the past 5 decades.
Florida’s two Republican Senators, Rick Scott (90%) and Marco Rubio (91.4%), are in the top ten of those members that back the Trump agenda, as are Texas Senators Ted Cruz (92.6%) and John Cornyn (95.7%)
“The Chinese are there. The Russians are there. They are not our friends,” said Scott. “Its (China) government that has built a military to compete with us.
“Maduro is intentionally starving his citizens, they don’t have food, they don’t have water, they don’t have medicine,” said Scott, adding that “85% of kids under 7” are malnourished.
When asked if he believed Trump had the right to break the law, Scott simply said that he felt the president is “very frustrated” because the wasn’t being secured because “Democrats are stopping” the border patrol from doing their job of securing the U.S. southern border.
"This bill sends a clear message that the United States stands with the people of Venezuela."
