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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has taken heat over his COVID-19 vaccine roll out by Florida Democrats because they believe that he has not done enough to vaccinate all Floridians, even though vaccines being distributed by the federal government have been slow to arrive.But now Gov. DeSantis is warning that the supply of vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson...

The Senate has just passed legislation to modernize right to farm protections.

When Florida and Texas announced that they would be further easing their COVID-19 restrictions, the decision drew ire from critics who called it careless. As. part of the decision, Floridians will also not receive citations for not wearing masks although businesses still have the right to dictate whether customers and patrons are required to wear […]

Governor DeSantis assured that he is not paying attention to the criticism, choosing to focus on his “Seniors First” agenda while trying to keep the state open.

This week, in an interview with FOX News, the Florida lawmaker further discussed his view on the matter, saying that the Democrats “created a perception” that is not the case.

“Going Green” has been a slogan that many of Florida’s elected officials campaigned on over the last few election cycles. With the 2020 midterm election is just months away from officially kicking off, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried is continuing to push climate change legislation in the Florida legislature before she makes her expected gubernatorial run for office against Gov....

Both Rubio and Republicans say that it’s an example of “swamp games” from Democrats.

Jason Brodeur (R), the Chairman of the committee, introduced an amendment that was also passed, and the amendment would prevent local government from banning pipe smoking or cigar smoking on parks and beaches.

Environmental issues like rising sea levels continue to threaten the Sunshine State, and lawmakers are working to effectively respond to the growing concern.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is everywhere, only the media doesn’t know where he will be until about an hour and a half before the event he is scheduled to attend is announced. Most scheduling announcements are posted after business hours and are meant to inform media what the governor did, and who he met or spoke to that day. 

Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz (R) is criticizing Dr. Anthony Fauci, calling him a “bad weatherman” who is “frequently wrong, but never in doubt.”

As Governor DeSantis continues to highlight his Senior First Agenda in the Sunshine State, the pressure is on the Biden Administration to deliver the necessary vaccines to states.

With a new report indicating that the CDC “misinterpreted” research on school reopenings, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) joined some of his Republican Senate colleagues in issuing a letter to Rochelle Walensy, the Centers of Disease Coltrol director.

Nothing Gov. Ron DeSantis does seem to do damage to his governorship or political brand. DeSantis seem indestructible, and all of the bills he backs and signs into law are seen as very home runs for Floridians, except to those rascally Democrats who just despise him.

Fried aimed "patently false" verbal jabs at DeSantis during a recent appearance on a podcast with Molly Jong-Fast.

The bill passed with some Republican support, and now commentators are questioning whether or not this could spell trouble by having those Republicans will face primary challengers when they’re up for reelection.

Unfortunately, extremism appears to have gripped both political parties, but now that Democrats control (barely) the U.S. Congress and President Joe Biden is running the White House (barely), Democrats are pushing Left-Wing extremism or Progressive Socialism, as the new normal in politics today.

Today, the House voted on H.R.8, a bill that Florida Rep. Brian Mast (R) calls “a political game” that both Republicans and Democrats like to play on Washington.