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The Commissioner pointed out some concerns, and she is asking the FBI “to step in” and investigate the matter.

The first bill of Florida's 2021 legislative session has been gaining tons of traction with  Floridians since its filing on January 6th, 2021.  HB 1, which is still under-considered, just had its first reading this week The controversial bill also referred to as 'Combating Public Disorder', intends to stiffen penalties for individuals who undermine social […]

Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) has now directed a letter, urging President Joe Biden (D) to prioritize Florida Everglades restoration projects  in congressional budget requests.

Throughout the new COVID vaccine rollout, many states are still working out who gets the vaccine first.  Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) at the State of the State Address today reaffirmed his belief that seniors and first responders come first.

This could be a concern as several Democratic rivals have hinted that they could make a gubernatorial run to turn Florida blue.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ address to officially kick-of the CPAC conference in Orlando sounded more like a presidential campaign launch than a “Welcome to Florida, I’m the governor.”

During what is hopefully the beginning of the end of COVID-19,  the question of opening schools around the country has already been the subject of many political talking points. In some states, it's been the issue that matters to most parents.

In what can be perceived as a poke to the eye of his potential 2022 Democratic gubernatorial challengers and everyone of his detractors, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) made good on his promise to fly the flag at half-staff in honor of the late Conservative "legend" and icon, radio show host Rush Limbaugh.

Appearing on CNN’s “New Day” morning program, Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried doubled-down on her assertion that the late Conservative Radio Show host Rush Limbaugh was a bigot and conspiracy theorist, and told host John Berman that she was “not their yet” in announcing her run against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried says that she will direct state offices “under her purview” to ignore Gov. Ron DeSantis’ upcoming order to lower all flags to half-staff in recognition of Rush Limbaugh, who recently passed away from lung cancer.

As more vaccines become readily available to older residents, the state is also experiencing declining COVID-19 cases after a number of weeks of an alarming rise across the state.

Outside of the 2022 U.S. Senate race where Senator Marco Rubio (R) has already announced that he will running for a third term, the biggest race in Florida this election cycle will be the governor’s race. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) will face off against one of about half a dozen potential Democratic gubernatorial nominees.

Probable 2022 gubernatorial candidate, Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried, may want to start reading up on her history before she continues to bash Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the months leading up to her expected candidacy.

During an official press conference that felt more like a campaign rally in Palm Beach County, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that he would be lower the flags at half mast after the passing of Conservative Radio show legend Rush Limbaugh, and would be tackling potential voter fraud by pushing for legislation to prevent “mass mailing” of ballots.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has “beefed up” his effort to take on Big Tech and their ability to “monetize our privacy” and its overall overreach into the personal lives of every American.

The 2022 gubernatorial race between Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Democrat Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried got underway many months ago, even though neither DeSantis nor Fried have officially entered the race. AG Commissioner Fried has been trying in earnest to score political points against Gov. DeSantis over just about anything she feels will stick against the wall, including the...

Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D) has penned a letter to President Joe Biden urging him to revisit his COVID-19 vaccination disbursement plan because it is failing to adequately address the healthcare needs of Floridians.

This week, the Governor continued to build on that awareness by announcing the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program.