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Governor Ron DeSantis has made good on his promise to sign into law the controversial anti-Rioting HB 1 legislation that he tasked Republican legislators to present to him after the 2020 Black Lives Matter/ ANTIFA-inspired rioting that caused $5 billion in damage and resulted in countless injuries and 30 deaths.
This past weekend, former Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell used conspiracy theories to criticize congressional Republicans she accuses of using conspiracies of their own, reiterating that the Republican Party has colluded and “following Putin’s playbook,” among other conspiratorial points.
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 […]
Today at the famed “Freedom Corner” in West Palm Beach, Florida, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is said to be addressing the usual 200+ strong Trump supporters to announce his 2022 re-election campaign.
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.
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried, who promoted the now-debunked “pay-to-play” COVID Vaccine scheme CBS’ “60 Minutes” reported on about two weeks ago,  is doubling down on the narrative that is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is “corrupt” and was involved in a “pay-to-play” scheme that benefitted the “white, wealthy people” who donated to his reelection campaign.
The 2021 Florida Legislative session is in the home stretch (it appears that way) and Republican legislators are still miles away from delivering to Gov. Ron DeSantis what he asked of them — a bill to tackle the “Big Tech” cancelation of Republican candidates for office.
When Gov. Ron DeSantis tasked the Republican-led Florida legislature to bring him a “Big Tech” piece of legislation that he could sign into law that would punish social media companies for de-platforming or canceling individuals who decide to run for public office, little did the governor know that the legislators would introduce legislation that had more bark than bite.
Republicans are often their own worst enemy and a perfect example can be seen in how they are mishandling Governor Ron DeSantis’s signature piece of legislation known as “The Big Tech Bill”, HB 7013.
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 Floridian covered the press conference, but Twitter has deemed the coverage “sensitive content.”
During a press conference in the state capitol to address this debunked 60 Minutes segment accusing him of “pay-to-play” with Publix Supermarkets, Governor Ron DeSantis, with his PowerPoint remote control in hand, pounced on CBS for airing what he called the “big lie.”
Florida Rep. Anna V. Eskamani (D), who’s rumored to be eyeing a gubernatorial run in the upcoming midterm election, is joining forces with Democratic colleagues in order to “fully restore arts/culture grants to 730 non-profits.”
AG Commissioner Nikki Fried and her folks over at Florida Consumers First appear to have taken a premature victory lap around Gov. DeSantis when the 60 Minutes aired their now-debunked and “Fake News” hit piece on him over his COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Florida's vaccine plan has made nationwide headlines recently after Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) officially did away with vaccine passports. However, Democrat-run Palm Beach County was the subject of a 60 minutes interview that blasted their handling of the vaccine distribution and Gov. DeSantis vaccine roll-out effort, calling it 'pay-to-play.'
Florida lawmakers are asking the U.S. army Corps of Engineers to eliminate regulatory discharges from Lake Okeechobee to the St. Lucie as part of the Lake Okeechobee System Manual.
The current “pay-t0-play” narrative being pressed by Florida Democrats and media outlets alleging that Gov. Ron DeSantis picked Publix Supermarkets to administer the COVID-19 vaccine statewide because the grocery giant donated $100,000 to the governor’s political action committee, has been summarily debunked, again.
