the floridian

President Donald Trump did not disappoint his supporters or the media when he unloaded attack after attack against his detractors during his Minneapolis rally this past Thursday.

Minus a couple of hecklers that were quickly escorted out fo the event, President Donald Trump's rally in front of 20,000 Minnesotans went off without a hitch.

With President Donald Trump refusing to cooperate with House Democrats and their call for an impeachment inquiry, congressional Democrats are saying that this is just one more piece of evidence that the president is more than willing to obstruct justice.

As the Turkish military beings its assault against U.S.-allied Kurdish forces in Northern Syria, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has ramped up his criticism of President Trump and his decision to leave Kurdish forces exposed, and potentially facing “annihilation at the hands of the Turkish military.”

Back in late 2010 when then-Gov.Rep. Charlie Crist (I) was engaged in a heated senatorial race against now-Senator Marco Rubio (R), the former governor of Florida was invited to throw out the first pitch a Tampa Bay Devil Rays playoff came.

Don't count Joe Biden out just yet, but things are not looking good for his chances of winning the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.

U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R) is expressing his frustration and disgust at U.S. companies who have bowed down to the Communist Chinese government and allowed them to “dictate their actions.”

Impeachment frenzy has gripped American politics, and while Democrats are hoping that this inquiry into President Donald Trump will turn out to be his demise, there is a small group of Republicans holding pom-poms and rooting alongside the president’s detractors.

House Democrat Rep. Val Demings has become the latest member of Congress to condemn the actions of government over their “human rights abuses” against its own people, but in particular in the  Xinjiang region of the country.

President Donald Trump’s announcement that he has pulled U.S. troops out of northern Syria and allowing Turkey to conduct military operations in the region, was met with significant resistance from both Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill.

According to certain animal rights activist and one prominent Hallandale Beach City Commissioner, Michelle Lazarow (D), “puppy mills” need to be shut down Yes, they are right, so-called “puppy mills” need to be shut down, but at what cost to pet store business owners?

Over the years, politicians have often gone to extremes to draw attention to raise awareness to themselves, or to promote their respective political campaigns.

President Donald Trump's decision to leave Northern Syria abandon Kurdish allies has been met with significant opposition from both Democrats and many of his key Republican surrogates and friends in the U.S. Congress.

Rep. Ted Deutch (D-FL) is standing alongside key congressional Republicans and pundits in questioning President Trump’s decision to order U.S. troops to step aside in Kurdistan and allow Turkey to walk in conduct military operations against Syria.

Under Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R), Floridians keep winning, and Democrats like Andrew Gillum keep scratching their heads in frustration. Thus far, DeSantis’ job approval transcends across political lines, and now that he has announced a massive minimum pay raise for more than 101,000 teachers statewide, Democrats will have a higher mountain to climb in their effort to defeat him...

Once again, the Florida State Republican Party finds itself firmly behind the political eight ball as it appears as if Chairman Joe Gruters could be on his way out, or at the very least, shunned by Gov. Ron DeSantis and President Donald Trump.

No sooner than Florida’s former Deputy Solicitor General Oz Vazquez (D) announced his intentions to challenge Rep. Brian Mast (R), did the Mast reelection team start fundraising against him, calling his candidacy something right out of “Nancy Pelosi’s playbook.” And labeling him a “DC liberal attorney.”

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R) was quick to counter the 2020 presidential candidate and Senator Bernie Sanders’ tweet slighting President Donald Trump, asserting that the president the not believe in the “United States Constitution.”