👀Jeffries won’t say if he’s backing Debbie Wasserman Schultz in #FL20
“I haven't made a decision as it relates to that particular race…I think we all recognize the sensitivities of the moment in terms of an unprecedented Jim Crow-like assault on Black political representation”
.@Daniel_PerezFL was asked about this at his presser after the property tax vote today- essentially blew off the suggestion that there was anything to see here.
Conveniently for Perez, a new tax break proposed by the Florida Legislature in recent days would allow someone like him, who is appointed to a diplomatic post, to enjoy a bunch of financial benefits:
.@SenTomWright is singing a different tune today.
He now says that "I think we need to give the voters the opportunity to vote on" the property tax proposal that the Legislature is considering today to put on the Nov. ballot.
Florida GOP @SenTomWright says the (lack of) discussion on property tax proposal has gone
"too much, too fast, too quickly" and says he's likely to oppose it when it comes for it on Tuesday. Says his office received 1,282 calls to his office opposing measure.
Florida GOP @SenTomWright says the (lack of) discussion on property tax proposal has gone
"too much, too fast, too quickly" and says he's likely to oppose it when it comes for it on Tuesday. Says his office received 1,282 calls to his office opposing measure.
.@FloridaTaxWatch releases a statement on @GovRonDeSantis property tax proposal saying that "rather than force this issue to be decided in a hastily called Special Session it would be far better to have this issue taken up" by the Taxation and Budget Reform Commission, a sentiment expressed earlier in the day by @FLCities
Speaking with @JeffreyBrandes about new property tax proposal from the governor and #Tampa City Councilman @carlsonbill on @RaysBaseball stadium situation and other issues on The Skinny on @WMNF radio at 11:06 am.
Our big news! So proud of @aglorios and the work we did here. There are so many people we’re going to miss.
I still have stories to write before we leave, though 😉
NBC News: DOJ official told GOP ally that big payouts were coming for Jan. 6 defendants
Months before the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund was announced, Ed Martin predicted Capitol rioters would get millions, even if it took until 2028, two people told NBC News.
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