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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (D) is catching a lot of resistance from both Republicans and Democrats for not closing down all of Florida’s beaches due to the Coronavirus outbreak the state is suffering from.

Andrew Gillum’s lawyers have now confirmed that it was him who was laying on the tile floor and apparently “under the influence of an unknown substance” during an apparent overdose at the Mondrian Hotel on Miami Beach,” as we posted here.

When news broke on March 13th  that 2018 Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum was found “under the influence of an unknown substance” during an apparent overdose

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) announced today that he was issuing Executive Order 20-72, which affects “non-essential elective medical procedures.”

World healthcare officials have announced that 246,275 (and counting) people around the world have contracted the deadly disease. In 151 countries, 10,040 deaths tied to the virus have been reported, and in the U.S., the death toll has surpassed 200.

With the spread of the Coronavirus having a significant impact in Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has signed an Executive Order (20-17)

It has gotten this bad. I am currently camping outside of a Publix in Fort Lauderdale waiting for the doors to open.

As the Coronavirus or COVID-19  continues to spread around the world, many governments, including the U.S. government, have shut down borders and restricted travel to and from their respective countries.

In response to containing the spread of COVID-19, the issue has now evolved into pointing fingers, and Florida Democrats say that President Trump is to blame.

The U.S. surpassed 11,000 cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus today, according to data from John Hopkins University, and all indications are that this global pandemic

One of those drugs, Chloroquine, is being tested against the COVID-19 virus. 

It’s hard to imagine, but prior to the last couple weeks, the Florida Legislature was focused on many issues other than the Chinese coronavirus, or the "China virus" as President Trump calls it.

It’s hard to imagine, but prior to the last couple weeks, the Florida Legislature was focused on many issues other than the Chinese coronavirus, or the "China virus" as President Trump calls it.

Florida Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (R) has tested positive for the deadly coronavirus. According to his legislative office, Rep. Diaz-Balart became symptomatic (fever and headache)  Saturday night. Diaz-Balart has self-quarantined in his Washington D.C. apartment and continued to work as the federal government continues to negotiate the spreading disease.

President Donald Trump has just announced that he will be "temporarily closing" the U.S. border with Canada and signaled yesterday that the southern border could be next. Trump told reporters on Tuesday that he has in discussions with Canada and Mexico about shutting down the borders. The closing of the border with Canada was "mutual."

As usual, President Trump is now backing down over something he has said. During a White House press conference on Wednesday to address the growing cases of COVID -19, President Trump continued to call the spreading disease as the “China virus.”

“We must take appropriate steps to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on this important constitutional process.”

"Governor DeSantis has activated my National Guard unit in support of our state’s emergency management mission.”