The campaign calling for the former president to return to the White House sent out a fundraising email on May 18 after news of the halt to a plan to relocate thousands of employees to the Orlando area.

A super PAC supporting former president Donald Trump’s campaign used the entrance of Senator Tim Scott (R – South Carolina) in the 2024 Republican presidential race to attack his main opponent. he, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Make America Great Again Inc, a super PAC supporting Mr. Trump, used Mr. Scott’s planned announcement to repeat Mr. Trump’s attacks on Mr. DeSantis.

Here’s the profile of Florida’s first lady: a former TV broadcaster, mother of three and breast cancer survivor, who insiders recently said had too much of an influence on her life. with her husband’s policy views.

Senator Tim Scott, the only Black Republican in the United States Senate, has announced his candidacy for the Republican presidency, entering a crowded field.

Mr. Scott made the announcement at his home in North Charleston, where he talked about his humble upbringing, noting how his grandfather worked in the cotton fields of South Carolina.

“My family went from cotton to Congress in his lifetime. And that was possible because my grandfather had a stubborn faith.”

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is dismissing any concerns about the NAACP issuing the order official consultation warns travelers that the Sunshine State is “openly hostile” to Blacks, people of color and LGBT+ people.

independence approached Mr. DeSantis’ office on Monday about the advice given by the largest and oldest civil rights organization in the United States on May 20.

Because indy voiceSkylar Baker-Jordan addresses the assumption that next year’s race will simply be the end of a rematch of the ill-fated 2020 encounter between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Do the likes of Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley and Tim Scott really want to loosen Mr. Trump’s grip on the Republican ticket?

In recent days, social media has been flooded with videos of truckers announcing they are boycotting Florida after Mr. DeSantis signed into law a bill that strictly enforces immigration.

According to social media posts, truckers across the United States have decided to simultaneously halt deliveries to the Sunshine State, citing tough immigration policies.

A TikToker who made a video about his own worries about the law, sanchezmanuel33, says independence that he believes “thousands” of truckers are involved.

However, it seems that there have not been any such mass demonstrations yet. So how did the story spread?

It’s not just the NAACP that feels alien to Florida in the DeSantis era.

Tampa Pride President Carrie West said last week that the event, held every September along the city’s waterfront, had to be canceled over concerns that its “pull brunches” would violate new state law.

“Really, I’m sorry,” she told WFLA. “I’m sorry this happened, but you will be the generation to make the change.”