Craig Lapp

Dear MAGA in my comments section....A sincere question. You keep calling me a "liberal" for calling Trump out. Here's where I stand socially, politically and economically: Pro-life Pro-Constitution Pro-liberty Pro-Second Amendment Anti-Big Pharma Anti-Censorship Pro-Free Speech Pro-Free Market Pro-4th Amendment Pro-5th Amendment Pro-Family Pro-Capitalism Anti-Government Pro-Borders Pro-ID requirement to vote Pro-Deportation of illegals Anti-Tax Pro-Term limits Pro- Castratoin/Life imprisonment for pedophiles Pro-Religious freedoms Pro-Community-based institutions over government intervention Pro-Free enterprise Pro-America ONLY Anti-Global lending Pro-Military to protect our borders, but anti-War Pro-Individualism: Belief that individuals, not the government, make the best decisions for themselves Pro-Government transparency. So, please. Do tell me how I am a "liberal" for standing for everything Trump claimed in his campaign that he, too, was for, but failed to provide.

Who thinks we should take all of the money we spend on NATO, the UN and foreign countries and redirect it to Social Security benefits?

Byron is getting roasted by true FL conservatives, propped up by out-of-state "influencers" and big tech money. Decide

There’s a bunch of stuff out there

The World Economic Forum has openly admitted what many suspected all along: the COVID-19 pandemic was used as a test to measure how willing the public would be to comply with their long-term vision for the planet. Lockdowns, mandates, travel restrictions, and digital tracking weren’t just emergency measures, they became a real-world experiment in obedience, authority, and behavioral control. Now that the admission is out in the open, people are asking hard questions about consent, accountability, and how far global institutions believe they can push societies during a “crisis.” If COVID was the test run, what does that mean for the future?

Jay Collins has a structural advantage: Executive experience Day-one readiness Continuity with Florida’s governing blueprint A coalition that can actually expand That’s how consolidation happens. That’s how plurality races flip. That’s how inevitability changes sides. The race isn’t decided yet. It’s waiting for voters to converge. Link in Comments Read the full breakdown: Why Jay Collins Is the Florida Blueprint’s Continuity Candidate

Ron DeSantis was right about Byron Donalds: “He just hasn't been a part of any of the victories that we've had here over the left over these last years.” Byron didn’t fight the Florida battles. He was too busy campaigning for Trump + TV hits.

I do not support amnesty, and I’ve never co-sponsored H.R. 4393, the ‘Dignity Act.' I have a 100% rating from Numbers USA, because of my strong stance against illegal immigration. Let’s clear this up right now. The lies being spread are fake and have been debunked.

Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds says there should be a pathway to citizenship for illegals. No flipping way. Someone else better run for Florida governor (and I don't mean James Fishback) because it CANNOT be Byron Donalds. Screw that.