Have you ever asked the Republicans that question? Did the Republicans Math on Education ever match up? Florida has been under Republican rule for 27 years and teachers are still making pennies, under the Republicans. I don't think Republicans have ever been asked any of that.

ISLAMIZATION OF FLORIDA - YES, THIS VIDEO IS REAL! One resident walked into the Pinellas County hearing in a burqa and started blasting the adhan. All hell broke out. Staff cut her off, told her the meeting was for public comment, not a recording, and escorted her out. While residents lined up to question a shadowy mosque expansion, the county paperwork never called it a mosque; one person used her three minutes to play the supremacist adhan - showing Floridians a glimpse of their future. Residents are fighting back. The Federal government continues to remain silent!

@davidjollyfl call your office…this clip is generating some definite feedback over on Facebook in our Homeschool groups. Just a few thousand of us who don’t drive BMWs wondering what the heck you were talking about…

The University of Florida (@UF) just filed a notice of intent to hire an H-1B Financial Analyst Worksite: 33 Tigert Hall, Gainesville, Florida Salary: $64,928 Posting date: October 26, 2026 Requested employment period: February 2, 2027–February 1, 2030

Unless Abdul El-Sayed immediately demands that this campaign ad be taken down and unequivocally condemns it and its creators, he will be exposed as a vile, dangerous, and divisive antisemite. Any (of my fellow) Democrats who condemn the disgusting Ramaswamy ad in Ohio but do not condemn this deserve our unflinching contempt. x.com/Saul_Sadka/status/2114…

This is horrifying Abdul El-Sayed is visiting mosques and rallying Muslims to vote for him during Midterms. This is the Islamic Takeover of America “We have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd — You can go in and vote tomorrow. Make sure you, your wife, your husband, if you're a sister in the back, your mother, your father, your children if they're voting age, your neighbors have made a plan to vote on or before November 3rd. I'm gonna say that date one more time. The 3rd day of November. “We cannot miss the opportunity. Again, we have a responsibility to lift our voices, and we have that opportunity, insha'Allah, on November 3rd. I'm asking you to lift that voice of yours. Fight for the kind of America you believe in, an America that provides all the basic needs of a dignified life to our own people and does not take it away from other people. JazakAllahu Khairan. Again, my name is Abdul El-Sayed and I'm grateful for your support.” This should horrify every American. He’s using mosques for his political agenda Politicians are not supposed to go into places of worship and ask for votes. If the place of workshop allows it, legally they should lose their tax exempt status Where is the accountability!? The rule is Internal Revenue Code §501(c)(3), specifically the political campaign prohibition known as the Johnson Amendment Allowing a candidate to use the organization’s facilities or events to campaign without equal opportunity for other candidates and distributing or publishing materials that favor or oppose candidates results in loss of tax exempt status Using organizational resources like money, property, staff, lists and more to support or oppose a candidate also results in loss of tax exempt status Strip this mosque of tax exempt status

REVEALED: Minnesota employers are recruiting nurses from KENYA—with green-card sponsorship, immigration costs covered and temporary housing. Their plans include placing nurses together in rural communities. The industry association helping expand the operation has a foundation awarded $1.68 MILLION in taxpayer grants for immigrant and refugee workforce programs. Global Care Recruiters co-founder Traci Larson explained the rural strategy: “we can’t place just one Kenyan nurse way out here in Marshall, MN.” Her recommendation: “We should probably look at a few [nurses].” The groundwork included a delegation to Kenya led by Democratic state Rep. Mohamud Noor. He helped establish a Nairobi examination center so Kenyan nurses could more easily take the licensing exam required for American nursing jobs. Minnesota providers visited recruitment agencies and nursing schools. Their stated purpose included: “represent Minnesota as a state to welcome diasporan nurses warmly” Four senior-care employers subsequently established Global Care Recruiters. By September, it reported more than 60 nurses in the pipeline and over 100 candidates undergoing legal review and employer interviews. Its website tells recruits: “Global Care Recruiters covers the cost of your immigration process—there are no fees for you to pay.” No repayment required. Partner employers provide temporary housing. LeadingAge Minnesota’s business subsidiary is helping run and expand the operation. Meanwhile, the association’s foundation received the taxpayer grants to build immigrant-worker recruitment and support resources—including a 64-page employer guide, translation devices, regional job fairs and a map connecting workers and families with more than 250 support organizations. It calls this: “practical infrastructure—not simply one-time programming” The recruiter’s ambitions extend beyond nurses to nursing assistants, culinary workers, dietitians and therapists—with potential expansion into other states and source countries. Larson’s own words: “why just Kenya?”

Islamic center’s rising in rural America. From Ohio to Texas to Florida. They are not confined to blue states. foxnews.com/politics/alarmin…

BREAKING: The Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, ruled that immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally can be detained during deportation proceedings without individualized bond hearings, even after living in the country for decades, reversing three orders granting their release.

BREAKING: Dem Upper Darby treasurer Mohammed Sayduzzaman received $85 MILLION in Medicaid payments since 2020 for business with no registration: report thepostmillennial.com/dem-up…

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This morning, we arrested Kissimmee mayor Jackie Espinosa and are charging her with Grand Theft and Organized Scheme to Defraud. We will be holding a press conference at 2pm at our Orlando office with CFO Ingoglia and FDLE Commissioner Keefe to provide more information.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby is calling for a national wealth tax and inheritance taxes approaching 100% for certain estates, arguing that growing wealth inequality poses a threat to American society. Kirby, who took home about $32.3 million in total compensation in fiscal year 2025, made the remarks when asked about declining public trust in corporate executives during an interview with The New York Times. The United CEO also discussed airline pricing, defending the practice of charging passengers more for certain seating options after being asked about the cost for travelers without frequent-flier status to avoid middle seats. Many travelers are now asking: How many passengers will United Airlines fly this year? Kalshi’s prediction market shows a forecast of 188 million passengers. foxbusiness.com/fox-news-tra…

🚨🚨Breaking News: OH Democrat gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s own mother urges voters not to vote for her daughter!🚨🚨 In a new ad, Donna Arthur says Acton has lied about her childhood and about her opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy. The full script: "My name is Donna Arthur and I'm Amy Acton's mother. I worked at Children and Family Service Association, building one of the first two sexual abuse programs in America. "I love my daughter, but when I saw her lying about her opponent, and it's not easy for a mother to say this, but Amy has a serious problem. "She is a liar. She lies about her past. She says she grew up living in a tent. None of that is true. She's lied her entire life. "My daughter needs help, and she can't help you if she needs help herself. People can change, but first they have to tell the truth, and my daughter still isn't doing that. "Don't vote for people who lie. Don't let her become your governor. If you think she'll make your life better, you're fooling yourself. It will only get worse." This is the toughest campaign ad ever run. It is also truthful, and Ohio voters needed to hear it. Acton has built her campaign around her life story. In 2020, she described how she moved from place to place as a child with her mother and younger brother. She told a Youngstown TV station she lived in 18 places before age 12. She told the Toledo Blade the family slept in a tent at one point. Her mother was there for those years, and she says the story is false. Acton moved in with her father in Youngstown around seventh grade, so the childhood in question is the one Arthur saw firsthand. A candidate who will stretch the truth about her own past will stretch it about anything. When her own mother says Acton's story isn't true, every promise Acton makes deserves a second look. In the spring of 2020, Acton stood beside Gov. Mike DeWine at daily briefings and told Ohioans what they could and could not do. As health director, she signed the statewide stay-at-home order. The night before the March primary, she ordered polling places closed. Those orders locked down the state. Parents tried to run a kitchen-table classroom and hold down a job at the same time. Grandparents spent their final months behind glass in nursing homes, and many families never got to say goodbye. Now Acton wants a promotion to the office that signs the state budget, appoints judges, runs every state agency, and speaks for nearly 12 million people. Her trouble with the truth is matched by trouble at home. In August 2019, months into her job as Ohio's health director, one of her daughters called 911 to report that Acton and her husband were fighting. According to the call, Acton had been "drinking and throwing things." The responding officer wrote that she pulled a mirror off the wall during the argument and broke the glass. No charges were filed. Ohio voters didn't learn about that night until NBC News reported it this spring, nearly seven years later. Acton spent 2020 telling 12 million Ohioans how to live their lives, and none of them knew. Arthur says she loves her daughter. Speaking out against your own child in a statewide race carries a heavy personal cost, and Arthur chose to bear it anyway.