💯💯"Florida is the best state in the nation because we choose commonsense at the ballot box!"-@ByronDonalds

DAVID JOLLY DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS: Jolly wants to hit every policyholder in Florida, whether you're in the eye of the storm or not, with a $1,000 hurricane tax.

BYRON: “Dems want to ignore our laws and our Constitution... David Jolly said he 'intends to test the limits of the Constitution' as Governor to curtail 2A rights.” This is why Democrats can’t have power. They’ll take away our rights to serve their radical agenda.

Sen. @JonHusted knows what it's like to suffer under bad policies, and he will NEVER stop fighting to give Ohioans a better future! "When I was growing up, the factory that my dad worked at closed...my whole family had to leave Ohio because the unemployment rate was around 8-9% and there was no place to go to work—and it broke my heart."

ALERT: Leaked call exposes far-left environmental groups plotting to kill a bipartisan Senate energy permitting bill that would speed up projects, cut “sue-and-delay” lawsuits, and lock in already-issued energy permits. On a private Thursday call organized in part by the Sierra Club with 89 participants, Brett Hartl of the Center for Biological Diversity made the goal crystal clear: stop the permitting bill entirely, don’t try to improve it—and keep the plan secret from the Democratic senators who helped negotiate it. “We really have to have a pretty clear agreement by all parties that this is an effort to stop this bill, not to make it better,” Hartl said. He told any groups not fully on board to leave so tactics wouldn’t leak back to Heinrich, Whitehouse, or their staff. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (negotiated by Republicans Lee and Capito plus Democrats Heinrich and Whitehouse) shortens legal challenge windows to as little as 150 days and makes permits more durable so a future administration can’t easily tear them up. Supporters of the bill say it would finally cut the endless delays that raise energy costs and slow American infrastructure and production. Other speakers on the call complained the bill would “hamstring” environmental groups’ ability to sue projects and limit a future Democrat administration’s power to reverse Trump-era energy decisions. Hartl confirmed the transcript was real and said someone on the call “betrayed all of us” by leaking it.

What determines which states have more expensive electricity? Renewable energy portfolio standards. States with renewable portfolio standards pay 45% more for electricity than states without them. That’s not a coincidence, that's a policy-driven pattern.