The damage done by the Winter Springs water utility which necessitated the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) action made it clear a change in leadership in Winter Springs is needed. [More…]
He told Citizens Our Claim that there will be a Drag Queen Story Time is “Baseless and Completely False”
The event has now been documented & scheduled with details online this Saturday. Please call and write the Mayor (and the other members of the City Council) again and give him the facts and tell them to pull the permit for the event. [More…]
Today, Governor Ron Desantis announced the appointment of Judge Renatha Francis and South Florida attorney John Couriel to the Florida Supreme Court. These two appointments replace former Justices Barbara Lagoa and Robert Luck, who were both promoted to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta by President Trump last year. [More…]
The Online, Paperless Process is Built for Churches with a Goal of Registering One Million New Voters (Washington, DC) The Florida Family Policy Council announced today a major nationwide voter registration effort during the start of the Values Voter Summit in Washington, DC. The campaign, “Called to Vote,” will be available in all 50 states focusing on the truth that “all Christians are called to vote and honor God even when the choices are hard.” The CalledToVote.org website directs [More…]
BREAKING NEWS: January 22, 2019 GOVERNOR DESANTIS MAKES FINAL HISTORIC CONSERVATIVE APPOINTMENT TO THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT The appointment of Carlos Muñiz is expected to complete the transformation of Florida’s highest court into a judicial body with the most reliably consistent and conservative judicial philosophy in the country. (Tallahassee, FL) Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Carlos Muñiz to the Florida Supreme Court. Carlos currently serves as the General Counsel at the US [More…]
BREAKING NEWS: January 14, 2019 GOVERNOR DESANTIS MAKES SECOND OF THREE HISTORIC APPOINTMENTS TO THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT Judge Robert Luck from the Third District Court of Appeals will move with his family from Miami to Tallahassee to sit on the Florida Supreme Court. (Miami, FL) Today, Governor Ron DeSantis will announce the appointment of Judge Robert Luck to the Florida Supreme Court. Judge Luck currently sits on the Third District Court of Appeals (DCA) in Miami. The Third DCA is the appeals court between the [More…]
From Thursday, November 1, 2018 to Tuesday, November 6, over 65 patriots from across Florida drove to Panama City in Bay County, Florida to canvass a list of 26,000 voters over five days in the hurricane-ravaged regions of the Florida Panhandle. This was like part short-term missions’ trip, part disaster recovery effort and part political door to door canvassing, but it was truly one of the most amazing projects we ever had the privilege of [More…]
Written by Michael Morley, Esq., Law Professor Florida State University specializing in Florida election law. Source: Professor’s Twitter Account, Dated Nov 9, 2018 ——————————————————————————- Florida’s voting laws are designed to assure maximum transparency throughout the process. Supervisors of Election and other election officials are required to provide accurate, timely information to both the public and candidates, and allow candidates to observe all key steps. The lawsuits filed yesterday by @FLGovScott provide detailed allegations and evidence that [More…]
Originally Published in NEWSMAX | By David A. Patten | Tuesday, 06 November 2018 In a storm-struck region of Florida that overwhelmingly favors conservatives, would-be voters tell relief workers they’re “just struggling to survive.” Most polling places and indeed most structures are damaged or destroyed in the wake of Hurricane Michael. Shelters are packed, people don’t have roofs on their homes, and thousands have been displaced. Florida Family Action, a social-conservative organization led by John Stemberger, [More…]
Case on appeal addresses same legal issues as proposed “Competitive Workforce Act” in Florida Florida Family Policy Council joined other leading organizations across the country to file an amicus curiae, or “friend of the court”, brief in the Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Commission case. The Supreme Court agreed to review the case on June 26th and oral arguments are expected to be heard this fall. The case is one of many involving artists who [More…]
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