Former state Rep. Bob Rommel recently made a career move by accepting a position as the Florida State Chapter’s Executive Director at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI). This decision takes Rommel out of the running for the Senate District 28 contest to replace former Senate President Kathleen Passidomo. Passidomo endorsed state Rep. Lauren Melo as her preferred successor, leaving Rommel with enough cash to mount a serious run but ultimately choosing to work with AFPI. This decision clears the path for Passidomo’s preferred successor and allows Rommel to have a cushy job.
In other news, JD Vance unexpectedly leads in a 2028 Presidential Primary poll against Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida, which could impact DeSantis’ future presidential prospects. Additionally, James Uthmeier took a strong stance against Andrew and Tristan Tate, starting a state investigation into their conduct to potentially hold them accountable for any laws broken in Florida.
On the other hand, Ileana Garcia’s bill banning weather modification is facing uncertainty after being temporarily postponed by the Senate Appropriations Committee. In another controversial move, DeSantis and Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo made anti-vaccine comments at a press conference, undermining public confidence in medical experts. Lastly, insurance companies face scrutiny as reports reveal questionable financial practices, prompting a committee probe led by House Speaker Daniel Perez to address the issue of skyrocketing home insurance rates and protect consumers.
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