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The country is 7% more disapproving with the direction of the country today, as compared to the history making cycle 12 years ago, the widest gap in this cycle thus far, and Republicans holding a 2% greater advantage on the generic ballot as they did on the same date in that cycle.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

Three years ago, 25% of Americans believed in unrestricted abortions. Support has fallen six points – yet it’s the very thing Congressional Democrats are proposing and currently fighting for in Congress.

Florida’s law is among the most detailed in spelling out the specific protections afforded to the unborn.

A lot has changed in society over the past forty years. Math hasn’t.

Outright declines in real-estate prices are rare, and it’s early to suggest that’s going to happen here – however the same analysis which led to me declaring a new housing boom at the onset of the pandemic leads to me suggesting this is the end of it. Right now. 

And just like that Florida’s election integrity law is back. On Friday, a federal appeals court reinstated Florida’s 2021 election integrity law. A preliminary hearing by three judges determined the state had a good chance of winning the case on appeal of Judge Mark Walker’s ruling

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida. 

The Ku Klux Klan. The Weather Underground. Al Qaeda. ISIS. Know what all of those terrorist organizations have in common, aside from engaging in terror attacks? They’re all less extreme than about 40% of the country today according to the current occupant of the White House.

There’s a good chance the political calculous of this abortion debate being good for Democrats is wrong.