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2019 is coming to a close and, without question, Florida’s top politician was Governor Ron DeSantis. It appears everything went right for the first-year governor.
President Trump’s best amigo in Florida is Gov. Ron DeSantis, and whenever Ron needs something, he picks up the phone and calls The White House.
Florida’s “Green” Governor takes another victory lap, as President Donald Trump’s newly-signed federal budget secured the $200 million Gov. Ron DeSantis and Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott requested for Everglades restoration earlier this year.
It seems that everything Gov. DeSantis has asked of his friend and biggest political ally, President Trump comes through in a big way.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R) close personal and working relationship with President Trump continues to pay dividends for Floridians, as the governor announced that the Trump administration plan to allow for “safe and affordable prescription drug importation from Canada” to Florida has moved a step further.
2020 Democratic presidential candidates along with AG Commissioner Nikki Fried took aim at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for supposedly suppressing minority voting rights.
When Floridians overwhelmingly voted in favor of restoring felon’s rights during the 2018 mid-term elections, Florida Democrats thought Amendment 4 was the key to future election wins, and assuming that the majority of felons being granted their right to vote would cast their vote for candidates on their side of the aisle.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, along with Sens. Marco Rubio and Rick Scott, were on the ground at NAS Pensacola shortly after the shooting that killed 3 U.S. Navy sailors late last week.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) returned to Pensacola with First Lady Casey DeSantis, where he received the latest FBI briefing on Friday’s terrorist shooting at NAS Pensacola before heading over to Baptist Hospital to meet with the wounded. Shortly after the shooting occurred, DeSantis held a press conference where he stated that the government of […]
Among the hustle and bustle on Capitol Hill, Florida Rep. Michael Waltz (R) took some time out of his schedule to talk with The Floridian and discuss upcoming measures he’s looking to tackle before the year ends.
As the governor’s office continues their independent audit of the state GOP, confidence in the party leadership has dipped, but DeSantis is still doing what he can to support Chairman Joe Gruters and the embattled state party, regardless of whether or not he sees Gruters as a weak leader.
“E-Verify provides a fast, free, and effective way for an employer to verify that new hires are authorized to work in the U.S."
Disgraced former Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel is exhausting all of his options to get his old job back.
Arguably one of Florida’s most hated, if not the most hated politicians, Scott Israel, has filed a federal lawsuit to get his old job back. Israel has filed suit against Gov. Ron DeSantis and Senate President Bill Galvano, saying that he was not afforded his “due process” when the Republican-led Senate voted to uphold DeSantis’ […]
“how many lives have to be lost before politicians are more concerned about public safety than their own political agendas?”
Florida’s first “Green Governor” Ron DeSantis has unveiled his FY 2020-2021 “Bolder, Brighter, Better Future” for the state of Florida.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) has come out blaming Republicans for the “thousands of lives” that were lost, alleging that the deaths are tied to the GOP’s refusal to expand Medicaid coverage across the nation.
Florida’s first “Green Governor” Ron DeSantis has unveiled his FY 2020-2021 “Bolder, Brighter, Better Future” for the state of Florida.
