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🚨 Why I will NOT support #ByronDonalds for Governor. I live in Naples. I go to all the events. I hear the rumors. I’m pretty involved in politics here. And after looking at the full picture, Byron Donalds is not the guy. Period. First, the “rap sheet” isn’t fake. Arrested on drug distribution charges as a young man with intent to sell. Then the financial fraud case with the bad check and bank mess. Both old, both got dropped or expunged, but they happened. He talks redemption. Fine. But when you’re running to lead Florida, that history plus the recent stock trading scandals (100 plus trades, millions in value, missed STOCK Act disclosures) raise real questions about judgment and transparency. What has he actually done for Florida’s 19th District? He’s been in Congress since 2021. Sure, a couple small bills passed, but nothing game-changing for Collier or Lee. Instead he’s all over TV, podcasts, and national media building the personal brand and chasing the governor’s mansion. Locals in Naples see it: more fame than results. Now the big one. The AI data centers he’s pushing hard. He’s taking millions from an AI super PAC and talking about “Florida leading” with these massive facilities. But we’re already in a water crisis, drought, aquifer strain, and post-Ian recovery. These things suck down millions of gallons of water daily for cooling and jack up electric bills for everyone else. I see what’s happening with our land and green spaces. Byron’s tone-deaf “embrace it” stance is exactly why we’re fighting growth overload in Collier right now. Florida doesn’t need another polished talker with donor strings attached. We need someone who actually gets the local fights: water, environment, keeping our communities livable. Not trading them away for tech cash and national headlines. That’s why I’m looking at real options like #JayCollins who actually understands this and isn’t selling out to the AI crowd. #Collier County deserves better. #Florida deserves better. What do you think, SWFL? Drop your thoughts below. #NoToByron #ProtectCollier #FloridaFirst #AIOverreach

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Byron Donalds is aggressively pushing a universal Individual Learning Plan system for every child in Florida schools. Jay Collins, through Operation F3: Florida Families First, is pushing back and warning exactly what many teachers already know: this would become a massive administrative burden that overwhelms classrooms instead of helping students. As a veteran Florida teacher who has taught every grade from kindergarten through college, with extensive exceptional student education experience and Master’s degrees in Education and Marketing/Business, I have lived the daily realities of our classrooms for decades. We are already drowning. Class sizes that far exceed recommended limits. Chronic teacher shortages that leave districts dependent on substitutes and uncertified staff. Rampant behavior and discipline crises. Crushing burnout from nonstop emotional labor, paperwork, trauma support, language barriers, mental health needs, and post-pandemic learning gaps. Real IEPs for students with disabilities are already extraordinarily demanding. They require exhaustive diagnostics, measurable goals, constant progress monitoring, frequent meetings, and heavy legal compliance. Handling even six to ten quality IEPs per year while carrying a full teaching load is exhausting. Expanding that intensive model into universal ILPs for every single child is not visionary reform. It is an expensive bureaucratic disaster that will drive more teachers out of the profession, force even larger classes, dilute scarce resources for the children who truly need them most, and reduce educators to full-time data clerks feeding AI systems that cannot manage a classroom, calm a child in crisis, or replace the human heart of teaching. I have stood in university lecture halls facing students who cannot write a coherent paragraph, think critically, or perform basic math without a calculator. Those failures did not begin in college. They began years earlier when overwhelmed systems passed children along instead of building true mastery. Our children need prepared teachers with time to build relationships and maintain high standards, not more digital compliance systems wrapped in political buzzwords. What concerns me even more is that this proposal reflects a growing belief that more data systems, more automation, and more technological oversight can somehow replace the human relationships at the center of education. Florida is already facing strained water resources and overdevelopment. AI data centers consume enormous amounts of electricity and millions of gallons of water for cooling every single day. They require massive land use expansion. As we race toward this future, where will the Florida panthers go? The black bears? The wetlands, wildlife corridors, native plants, and ecosystems that make Florida beautiful and unique? We cannot keep paving over and draining the natural systems that sustain us while telling ourselves that money, algorithms, and revenue streams will somehow replace what future generations need to survive and thrive. We only have one earth. We cannot eat money. No political movement, corporation, or technological promise is worth sacrificing the land, water, wildlife, and quality of life our children and grandchildren deserve to inherit. Protecting both education and the environment is not extremism. It is common sense and responsibility to future generations.

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That is why @JayCollinsFL ’ message resonates with so many teachers and families. His approach focuses on practical realities: strengthening cybersecurity, expanding apprenticeships and agricultural education, protecting targeted IEPs for students with genuine special needs, reducing administrative bloat, and empowering parents without creating another massive bureaucracy. Teachers who have actually lived this work understand the difference. Florida does not need more systems that look good in boardrooms while collapsing in real classrooms. We need leaders who understand both the daily realities of education and the responsibility we have to protect the land, water, and future of this state for the next generation. The choice for anyone who loves our children, our classrooms, and our state is clear. #OperationF3 #FloridaFamiliesFirst #RealTeachersKnow

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Commissioner Bill McDaniel’s record in Collier County deserves scrutiny. Our latest post lays out key actions and questions residents should consider as talk grows about a possible congressional run. Read the full analysis and decide for yourself: wix.to/dQ4JCTO #CollierCounty #LocalPolitics #accountabilityseries radicallyright.org/post/commissio…

Otherwise known as the midterm virus.

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New York, you’re fucked. But this is exactly what you voted for.

The whole country needs to buy food from our own country.

Couldn’t agree more.

🚨 Why I will NOT support #ByronDonalds for Governor. I live in Naples. I go to all the events. I hear the rumors. I’m pretty involved in politics here. And after looking at the full picture, Byron Donalds is not the guy. Period. First, the “rap sheet” isn’t fake. Arrested on drug distribution charges as a young man with intent to sell. Then the financial fraud case with the bad check and bank mess. Both old, both got dropped or expunged, but they happened. He talks redemption. Fine. But when you’re running to lead Florida, that history plus the recent stock trading scandals (100 plus trades, millions in value, missed STOCK Act disclosures) raise real questions about judgment and transparency. What has he actually done for Florida’s 19th District? He’s been in Congress since 2021. Sure, a couple small bills passed, but nothing game-changing for Collier or Lee. Instead he’s all over TV, podcasts, and national media building the personal brand and chasing the governor’s mansion. Locals in Naples see it: more fame than results. Now the big one. The AI data centers he’s pushing hard. He’s taking millions from an AI super PAC and talking about “Florida leading” with these massive facilities. But we’re already in a water crisis, drought, aquifer strain, and post-Ian recovery. These things suck down millions of gallons of water daily for cooling and jack up electric bills for everyone else. I see what’s happening with our land and green spaces. Byron’s tone-deaf “embrace it” stance is exactly why we’re fighting growth overload in Collier right now. Florida doesn’t need another polished talker with donor strings attached. We need someone who actually gets the local fights: water, environment, keeping our communities livable. Not trading them away for tech cash and national headlines. That’s why I’m looking at real options like #JayCollins who actually understands this and isn’t selling out to the AI crowd. #Collier County deserves better. #Florida deserves better. What do you think, SWFL? Drop your thoughts below. #NoToByron #ProtectCollier #FloridaFirst #AIOverreach

🚨 Holy hell. Ilhan Omar KNEW about the $250 MILLION COVID meal fraud ripping off American taxpayers, and the convicted ringleader just dropped her in jailhouse interview. Aimee Bock (the mastermind behind Feeding Our Future) says Omar was in the know: pushed the MEALS Act to loosen the rules, her office was texting/emails with the crew, and Omar even filmed a promo video at one of the scam sites. This is the same “Squad” grifter who’s been lecturing America while her network allegedly funneled hundreds of millions during the pandemic. Read it and weep (or rage)😡 nypost.com/2026/05/16/us-…