Florida Political News

  • by Dr. Ed Moore
    Let me begin by asserting that the bully politics from all sides can not continue if we are ever going to address the critical issues of the 21st Century. For too long now, you are branded with a sneering name if you stray just a little bit from the accepted narrative of either of the […]
  • by Guest Columnist
    Every year, about 220,000 babies are born in Florida. For new parents, each tiny milestone—first smiles, first steps—brings excitement for the future. Among those hopes and dreams, a college education often ranks high. But without early planning, the rising cost of higher education can turn that dream into a financial burden. It may seem far […]
  • by Ed Dean
    Dealerships throughout the country are reporting that customers are having a rough time making their auto payments. The New York Fed says 60-day and over auto loan delinquencies in the subprime market (those with bad credit) hit a record high of 6.56%. Hoping to avoid “auto bubble,” auto lenders are offering payment extensions to help […]
  • by Florida Daily
    Florida is allocating over $389 million in grants to improve water quality and expand water supply infrastructure, as announced by Governor Ron DeSantis. The funding includes $189 million for Water Quality Improvement Grants, $55 million for Alternative Water Supply Grants, and additional allocations for programs focused on the Indian River Lagoon, Caloosahatchee Watershed, and Biscayne […]
  • by Florida Daily
    Below is an official statement from Florida Congressman Scott Franklin (R) regarding a bill he co-sponsored: Congressman Scott Franklin (FL-18) reintroduced the Taxpayer-Funded Union Time Transparency Act to increase transparency and accountability for “taxpayer-funded union time” (TFUT) by requiring federal agencies publicly report how taxpayer dollars are used to subsidize union-related activities during official work hours. Many of […]
  • by Florida Daily
    Below is an official statement from the office of Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz regarding the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and reports of targeting immigrants. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-25) was joined by Rep. Linda Sánchez (CA-38), a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, and Rep. Dan Goldman (NY-10), a member of the House Judiciary and Homeland Security Committees, to […]
  • by Florida Daily
    Today, Florida Senator Rick Scott joined Republican colleagues, Texas Senator Ted Cruz and North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis, to announce the introduction of the Make American Flags in America Act to ensure all American flags displayed by a federal agency and purchased using U.S. tax dollars are made in America. The bill also closes a loophole used […]
  • by Florida Daily
    A proposal to raise speed limits on Florida highways is advancing in the state Senate. On March 19, the Senate Transportation Committee approved a transportation bill (SB 462) sponsored by Senator Nick DiCeglie, R-Indian Rocks Beach. This bill seeks to increase the maximum speed limit on interstates and Florida’s Turnpike from 70 mph to 75 […]
  • by Ed Dean
    Since the 1960s, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been used as a social welfare program that provides food benefits to poorer Americans. Today, over 40 million people in the U.S. rely on the government’s program. Republicans in the U.S. House are looking to trim that number and have fewer individuals and families reliant […]
  • by Ed Dean
    The roles are changing in how Republicans and Democrats view, listen, and participate in media outlets. Podcasts For some time, the podcast makeup of the normal listener has been mostly left-leaning voters, but now that has changed. The latest media data by Edison Research shows Republicans, not Democrats, are making up a larger share of […]
  • by Ed Dean
    The Bankrate Financial Fraud Survey shows that the biggest increase in Americans falling prey to financial scams is younger people. Gen Zers (ages 18-28) and millennials (ages 29-44). 68% of Americans said they were the victims of a financial scam or fraud in their lifetime, and 34% said over the last year, they have had […]
  • by Ed Dean
    A total of 57 Censorship Initiatives were put into action by the Biden administration to disrupt opposition from conservative voices, according to Media Research Center (MRC). The group’s latest report detailed how Biden’s team colluded with social media platforms to silence conservatives by using taxpayer dollars to fund censorship organizations. In addition to those efforts, […]