the floridian
The country is still reeling after dozens of Right-Wing and Left-Wing (mostly Right-Wing) extremists stormed The Capitol building last week, an action that left 6 dead, including two Capitol Police officers.
The U.S. Department of State has posted on its official website that President Donald Trump's term in office has ended effectively at 7:40 pm today January 11, 2021.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has condemned those who stormed the Capitol, making a distinction between them and the “99 percent of the people that were at the protest” that did not take part in the siege.
It's been less than a week since the Capitol riot broke out and since that unfortunate day that extremist Qanon and ANTIFA-types decided to embarrass Americans across the globe, Big Tech has shown us exactly who they are, and why the fears we had about them was credible.
The Florida Senator condemned far-right groups who stormed the Capitol, expressing that they were ready to “apprehend the Vice President and Members of Congress, and have them ‘pay the ultimate price’ as they called it.”
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) cannot bring herself acknowledge and give any credit to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) over his response of distributing the COVID-19 vaccine across the state, even though he is the person that is responsible for the disbursement of the much-needed vaccine.
In the era of partisan politics, Socialism has wiggled its way out of the taboo and is making attempts to be a conventional ideology in American politics. Socialism, also labeled Democratic Socialism, has loud but few supporters in power, such as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and in particular, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY). Also known as […]
From calling Democrats “hypocrites” to pointing out a “bias and double standard,” the sunshine state lawmaker condemned the rioters and discussed what the American people need to do in order to move forward from what has transpired in the last two days.
The country is still reeling over the riot in the Capitol that resulted in five American deaths and left President Trump dealing with an unfortunate political black eye.
In the wake of the events on Capitol Hill Wednesday, many political influencers have offered their thoughts on what lead to the riot that left five people dead. The Florida House of Representatives has now taken decisive action to combat any future and potential disruptions of peace, or riots, through legal means.
President Donald Trump has conceded the 2020 presidential race to President-elect Joe Biden, and in the same video release, condemning his supporters and other criminals who breached the Capitol, adding that those who broke the law and "defiled the seat of American Democracy" will "pay" for their crimes.
Big tech is already not trusted and ridiculed for monitoring and censoring mostly alleged "right-wing" members. However, Twitter and Facebook extended their powers of censorship to the personal account of President Donald Trump (R).
Veteran Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) has called for the 25th Amendment to be invoked to remove President Donald Trump from office, citing the “security of our nation.”
Florida’s “centrist” Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D) has called for the 25th Amendment to be invoked to remove President Donald Trump from office after the riot that broke out at U.S. Capitol this week left four dead and dozens arrested.
Both Florida Senators Marco Rubio and Rick Scott voted against Senator Ted Cruz's objection to President-elect Joe Biden's electoral votes in Arizona.
After the tragic shooting in Washington that left one woman dead after dozens of Trump supporters and some suspected and disguised anarchists stormed the Capitol building, Senator Marco Rubio appeared on Fox News’s “Tucker” show to discuss the unfortunate beginning to the electoral process in the U.S. Congress.
I was in the House chamber when the chaos occurred. In speaking to Rep. Michael Waltz (R), who told me that they shut down his office building because of a bomb scare, the House had to evacuate less than an hour later.
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) is staying on the fence on whether he will object to the Republican effort to overturn electoral votes in several key battleground states that President-elect Joe Biden apparently won, but not for Pennsylvania.
