🔥 LADAPO STAYS — OR FLORIDA FALLS. 🔥 Florida's Surgeon General didn't just hold the line. He was the line. When the entire public health establishment demanded compliance, Ladapo said no. When they called him dangerous, he kept going. When they tried to memory-hole informed consent, he made Florida the last place on Earth where your body still belonged to you. Now the GOP primary will decide whether that firewall stands or crumbles. 🎥 Watch the clip below — Renner says he'll keep Ladapo. Donalds says he'll "evaluate." The difference is everything. Paul Renner: "I will ask Dr. Ladapo to remain." Byron Donalds: "I'll evaluate." Let's translate politician-speak. "Evaluate" isn't a maybe. It's a no with extra syllables. It's the kiss-off they give you right before they bring in some Pfizer-board-approved apparatchik who wouldn't know medical freedom if it slapped him across the face. And Jolly? The Democrat? He doesn't even pretend. Ladapo's gone Day One. No ambiguity. No "process." Just a pink slip and a return to the days when the state told you what to inject. Here's the cold math: Only Renner keeps the firewall intact. You lose Ladapo, you lose everything he represents. The beacon goes dark. Florida becomes every other state — compliant, captured, and contemptuous of your consent. This isn't fear-mongering. This is a binary choice with a body count. Renner keeps him. Donalds replaces him. Jolly buries him. Act accordingly. 🩺🇺🇸

A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE ASKED OR COMPLAINED ABOUT THIS ISSUE WITH PAUL RENNER. Yes, there are multiple videos of Paul Renner (former Florida House Speaker and 2026 gubernatorial candidate) discussing Second Amendment (2A) issues, gun rights, constitutional/permitless carry, open carry, and related legislation (including the post-Parkland measures). Notable examples: Jenna Ellis radio appearance** (January 2026): Renner discusses his stance on the Second Amendment. Posted by his campaign war room account with video. Constitutional Carry Press Conference** (January 30, 2023): Full event where he unveils/supports HB 543 (permitless/concealed carry without a license), emphasizing the Second Amendment as an individual right to self-defense and removing the “government permission slip.” Available on YouTube (Florida House channel). Orlando Matters interview** (February 17, 2024): Includes a dedicated segment on Second Amendment rights, the age to purchase rifles (returning it to 18), and related issues. YouTube video with chapter markers. Morning Show with Preston Scott** (April 4, 2023): Discusses permitless carry progress, support for open carry, and other 2A expansions. YouTube. Campaign explanation of Parkland bill vote** (June 2026): Renner posts a video addressing criticism of his 2018 vote on the post-Parkland gun measures, explaining his reasoning while affirming he is a “Second Amendment guy.” Other interviews**: Appearances (e.g., one-on-one gubernatorial race discussions) where he covers his record on constitutional carry, efforts to lower the long-gun purchase age, school safety provisions, and open carry support. His campaign site also has a dedicated “Second Amendment and Gun Rights” page summarizing his legislative record (Stand Your Ground support, constitutional carry leadership, efforts on age limits, etc.). Note that some 2A advocacy groups have criticized aspects of his record (e.g., the 2018 Parkland-related bill and the scope of the 2023 permitless carry law regarding open carry), which he has addressed in videos and statements. Search YouTube or X for “Paul Renner Second Amendment,” “Paul Renner constitutional carry,” or similar for the full clips.

THIS IS ABSURD, FLORIDIANS NOW YOU SEE THE GRIFT Florida (with no state income tax on it), not DC. Byron Donalds is a U.S. Representative for Florida’s 19th Congressional District and maintains his primary residence/domicile in Naples, Florida. Under federal law (4 U.S.C. § 113), no state or political subdivision—including the District of Columbia—in which a Member of Congress maintains a place of abode solely for attending sessions of Congress may: Treat the Member as a resident or domiciliary for income tax purposes, or Treat the Member’s congressional compensation (salary) as income sourced from or performed in that jurisdiction, unless the Member represents that state or a district in it. This protects Members from DC (or other non-home jurisdictions) taxing their federal congressional paychecks based on temporary housing in the capital. Florida imposes no state personal income tax, so Donalds’s congressional salary is not subject to state-level income tax there either. Like all Members of Congress, the salary is subject to federal income tax (withheld like any other W-2 wages), plus FICA (Social Security and Medicare) taxes. State tax treatment of other income (if any) would follow normal Florida residency/domicile rules, but the congressional paycheck itself is shielded from DC taxation by the statute above.

China is not running the same AI race as the US. China has way fewer hyperscale data centers than the US, and has a narrower focus for its AI. China is eschewing AI slop in favor of innovations that bolster its national power (and further entrench the CCP in power).

"Populism appeals to the masses". Well, yes, in the beginning. Who doesn't love a politician who tells them that he's going to make all of their fevered dreams come true? "DOGE is going to eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse!" and the masses cheer. What happened? Squat. What happened to all of the promises? Immigration is better than it was but Trump wants 500,000 students from China and he's hemming and hawwing on other deportations while Muslims are taking over entire cities. Inflation? Not so great and certainly not what was promised. Honestly, the best thing Trump has done is bomb Iran and he can't even get that right. The midterms are going to be a well deserved bloodbath and then the soon to be broken promises will start all over again.

Got to the Villages tonight to hear @Paul_Renner speak to a robust and friendly crowd. When you hear him speak, you understand that he is the natural successor to the gov’s mansion… The guy understands the issues, has clear and concise policies outlined for the continued conservative governance of Florida, has proven leadership skills and doesn’t equivocate on issues.