Free-Market, Free-Speech, Free-Will

Joined May 2009
Jose Oliva retweeted
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The Florida House Leadership has thus far failed to pass a budget, launched attacks on the Governor’s immigration reform, higher Ed reform, and tort reform, and they obstructed condo reform. Having failed in their attacks, they've now turned to lawfare coordinated with liberal media against Hope Florida. They will fail there as well. For shame!
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Our colleges and universities must educate, not indoctrinate. We have brought accountability to our higher education system, fought the woke, and returned the focus to the classic mission of universities. Republicans in the Florida House are trying to roll back this progress, give a lifeline to the political left, and pave the way for the re-wokification of Florida's higher education system. HB 1321 should be nicknamed the "Make Universities Woke Again" Act because it would remove the accountability that is required to prevent our colleges and universities from reverting to a focus on indoctrination.
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“Chevron” ruling by scotus returns burden of governing to elected officials who have lazily delegated their authority for decades. Write unambiguous laws! You have been elected to represent not to delegate.
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In Florida, we had schools open during COVID. I was pilloried by the media, but I stood for our kids. As president, I will always stand for you and your kids.
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It saddens me to see Andrew Huberman's Wikipedia page attacked in a politically-motivated way to remove most of his scientific accomplishments and to add misleading statements like: "Huberman appeared on programs that frequently platform health misinformation". This is a dishonest misrepresentation of a legit scientist and one of the best communicators of science in the world. @hubermanlab deserves to be celebrated not slandered. He is a truly special human being, who is doing an invaluable service for the world.
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Jose Oliva retweeted
The New York Times actually has the nerve to support calls for genocide! If ever there was a time to cancel that publication, it is now. You can read their articles for free anyway using removepaywall.com.
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I don’t know of another elected leader who can speak as intelligently on the issues and who has accomplished as much as they have promised [on as many fronts] as @RonDeSantis. The resume matters.
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We’ve had a generation of kids go to college and end up deep into debt with little to show for it. The Left’s solution is to force taxpayers to pay off this debt. Here’s a better solution: Make the colleges and universities foot the bill. And let student loans be dischargeable in bankruptcy.
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I’m running for president to lead our Great American Comeback.
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Replying to @RepJoseOliva
Our founders would be proud, with many of them willing to debate for days on issues that helped establish who we are as a nation. Also important is that George Mason stood against the constitution until they got behind the Bill of Rights. Standing on principles matters.
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We ask our elected leaders to rise and affect change and when they do we call it dysfunctional and embarrassing. I find it refreshing and the founders would have found it ordinary and necessary. Whatever the outcome, this is healthy.
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The scourge of the 21st century: the person who is desperate to maintain his social status by instantly adopting whatever opinion he sees the elites pushing
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The current Russian flare-up should inspire a reading or re-reading of “The Guns of August” -Barbara Tuchman. A spark can ignite a fire. Let’s read again and become citizens rather than parrots.
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Thankful to be an American. Happy Thanksgiving.
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We were force-fed the corruption of our judicial system all week with the Rittenhouse verdict. What are we to believe this week with the Arbery verdict?
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Why is it every new, more expensive spending plan promises to relieve all the same social-ills the previous ten plans failed to? Why, if spending is the answer do the problems persist? A vicious cycle with a tragic ending.
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