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Byron Donalds Spars With CNN Host After She Says His Ideas are Incongruous With Black Caucus

"If my positions and my support of President Trump is a problem for them, let them state that on the record," Congressman Byron Donalds said.

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A Look Inside the Mind of a Black Republican

A Look Inside the Mind of a Black Republican By Isabelle Lee Copy link By Isabelle Lee June3, 2021 He was born in Brooklyn. Now he represents Florida in the U.S. House of Representatives. What’s more, Congressman Byron Donalds is Black, Republican, and Trump even called him a rising star of the Republican party. Join Carlos on The Carlos Watson Show this week as he sits down with the newly elected 42-year-old to discuss his controversial take on Trump, why he chose the Republican Party and whether he agrees with Black Lives Matter. You can find excerpts below or listen to the full interview on the show’s podcast feed.

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2022 split-screen: Fried, DeSantis hit national TV — DeSantis signs transgender ban into law — Florida man using stand your ground defense in iguana killing

2022 split-screen: Fried, DeSantis hit national TV — DeSantis signs transgender ban into law — Florida man using stand your ground defense in iguana killing
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Letters to the editor for Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Letters to the editor for Tuesday, June 1, 2021 Racism widespread in USA Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina rightfully stated that the USA is not a racist country, but his implicit implication of no widespread racism in this country is, at best, disingenuous. An armed white man kills, flees the scene, and is later arrested by police without any personal harm to the arrestee (Dylann Roof, Kyle Rittenhouse); whereas an unarmed black man with minor crime is arrested and killed on the spot (Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, Philando Castile); that is clearly black racism. Unfortunately such incidents are not rare. In 2015, the Washington Post documented 990 fatal shootings by police. Several researchers, based on a thorough statistical analysis, conclude “Blacks were more than twice as likely as whites to have been unarmed when they were shot and killed by police.”

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Florida environmental groups, Reps Mast & Donalds: Stop discharges

U.S. Rep Brian Mast joined a coalition of Florida environment groups at the Port Mayaca Lock and Dam Tuesday to convey support for a revised Lake Okeechobee plan which sends more water south to the thirsty Everglades and eliminates discharges from the lake to coastal estuaries. Now, the Palm City Republican and fellow Congressman Byron Donalds (R-Naples) are publicly calling on the Corps to adopt an improved version of one of five final Lake O plans they hope will: Eliminate Lake O discharges to the St. Lucie River Increase dry season lake flows south to the Everglades Eliminate discharges to the Caloosahatchee River while keeping beneficial dry season releases between a weekly average rate of 484 million and 1.4 billion gallons of water per day at the W.P Franklin Lock and Dam

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