- Florida Attorney General Moody Leads National Effort to Keep AM Radios in Vehicles
Earlier this week, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and 10 other state attorneys general today called on Congress to pass the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act of 2024. Last year, Attorney General Moody led a 16-state coalition urging car manufacturers to protect AM radios. Moody cited communication issues from Hurricane Helene‘s havoc… Read more: Florida Attorney General Moody Leads National Effort to Keep AM Radios in Vehicles - Conservative Florida Sheriff Says Yes on Marijuana Amendment
Conservative Sheriff Gordon Smith says he’s a “Yes” vote on Florida’s Amendment 3, which would legalize marijuana in the state. Law enforcement officials around the state tell Florida Daily the Bradford County Sheriff is a bona fide conservative. “I support Trump and Governor DeSantis has been one of the best Governors this state has ever… Read more: Conservative Florida Sheriff Says Yes on Marijuana Amendment - Desantis, Rubio, Scott Tour Areas of State Heavily Damaged by Helene
As communities across Florida’s Gulf Coast recover from Hurricane Helene, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. Rick Scott are meeting with local leadership and residents to assist with the coordination of relief efforts. Yesterday, Gov. DeSantis joined state leaders at the Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) in Dixie County. “Horseshoe Beach and nearby… Read more: Desantis, Rubio, Scott Tour Areas of State Heavily Damaged by Helene - Florida Democrats Ignore Report of Thousands of Criminal Illegal Immigrants Roaming U.S. Streets
It could be described as an “October Surprise.” A new report by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) details how thousands of illegal immigrants who have been charged and convicted for homicides and sexual offenses are allowed on the streets here in the U.S. The data shows 425,431 convicted criminals and 222,141 pending criminal charges.… Read more: Florida Democrats Ignore Report of Thousands of Criminal Illegal Immigrants Roaming U.S. Streets - Republican-Led Jacksonville City Council Votes in Favor of Huge Expenditures
All elected Republican Jacksonville City Council members, except for one, voted to send the city into millions of dollars of new debt, which may call for new tax increases over the next few years. Last year’s budget was $1.75 Billion, and the new one hovers around $1.9 billion. The new spending calls for pay raises… Read more: Republican-Led Jacksonville City Council Votes in Favor of Huge Expenditures - 34 New Laws In Florida Start This Week
The new laws set to begin this week all originated from bills passed this year the state session. Some the new laws include: HB 1365 says local governments are not allowed to give individuals permission to sleep at places such as public buildings and in public rights of way. Local governments would be allowed to… Read more: 34 New Laws In Florida Start This Week - Senator Lauren Book’s Groundbreaking “HOPE Card” Legislation Goes into Effect October 1st
Florida State Senator Lauren Book has been on a mission, and that is to empower survivors of domestic violence. Beginning October 1 – the first day of Domestic Violence Awareness Month – domestic violence survivors in the state will have access to a vital new resource thanks to the implementation of the “HOPE Card” program—legislation… Read more: Senator Lauren Book’s Groundbreaking “HOPE Card” Legislation Goes into Effect October 1st - The Misleading Language Behind Florida’s Abortion Amendment 4
GUEST OPINION EDITORIAL by Zack Smith Limiting governmental intrusion sounds great. Right? Protecting the health of mothers. Who would object to that? That’s how advocates behind Florida’s Amendment 4 ballot initiative, which seeks to constitutionalize a right to abortion in Florida, are framing the issue in hopes of reaching the required 60% threshold for the… Read more: The Misleading Language Behind Florida’s Abortion Amendment 4
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