Florida Republican Webster Announces Retirement.

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Washington, DC - Congressman Daniel Webster, Florida’s longest serving elected official, who ended 122 years of Democrat control and ushered in Florida’s Republican majority and whose engineering background led him to become a state and national leader in infrastructure policy will retire from public office at the conclusion of this Congress.


"After much prayerful consideration and discussion with my beloved wife Sandy, I have decided "not to seek re-election to the United States House of Representatives,ā€ said Rep. Webster. ā€œIt has been an honor and privilege to represent my beloved state in the U.S. House of Representatives. I’ve never taken for granted my responsibility to Florida’s hardworking taxpayers and families to advance common-sense reforms and principled policy. The time has come to pass the torch to the next conservative leader and spend more precious time with my wife, children and 24 grandchildrenā€

A small business owner, Webster will retire with a legislative record of successfully ending government regulations that stifle job growth; improving programs that invest in our nation’s waterways, roadways and highways; and securing a much-needed infusion of resources for our United States Coast Guard. He successfully pushed for the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to end use of depreciation schedules, helping small business owners reinvest back in their businesses. And last year, Congress adopted his position that American seniors deserved tax relief by including a Social Security income tax credit in the Working Families Tax Cuts bill.

Florida is turning one hot mess. DeSantis was once the darling of the Anti-Woke Movement, but since fallen from grace. His is pretty safe Republican Seat and should be no big upset in the election.
 
Washington, DC - Congressman Daniel Webster, Florida’s longest serving elected official, who ended 122 years of Democrat control and ushered in Florida’s Republican majority and whose engineering background led him to become a state and national leader in infrastructure policy will retire from public office at the conclusion of this Congress.


"After much prayerful consideration and discussion with my beloved wife Sandy, I have decided "not to seek re-election to the United States House of Representatives,ā€ said Rep. Webster. ā€œIt has been an honor and privilege to represent my beloved state in the U.S. House of Representatives. I’ve never taken for granted my responsibility to Florida’s hardworking taxpayers and families to advance common-sense reforms and principled policy. The time has come to pass the torch to the next conservative leader and spend more precious time with my wife, children and 24 grandchildrenā€

A small business owner, Webster will retire with a legislative record of successfully ending government regulations that stifle job growth; improving programs that invest in our nation’s waterways, roadways and highways; and securing a much-needed infusion of resources for our United States Coast Guard. He successfully pushed for the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to end use of depreciation schedules, helping small business owners reinvest back in their businesses. And last year, Congress adopted his position that American seniors deserved tax relief by including a Social Security income tax credit in the Working Families Tax Cuts bill.

Florida is turning one hot mess. DeSantis was once the darling of the Anti-Woke Movement, but since fallen from grace. His is pretty safe Republican Seat and should be no big upset in the election.
Unlike Biden, at least this guy knows when to quit.
 
I hope he does well in retirement. With his experience I hope he keeps up with what's going on an enter the public debate when it feels necessary.
 
Unlike Biden, at least this guy knows when to quit.
That's some good spinning you did there...
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Washington, DC - Congressman Daniel Webster, Florida’s longest serving elected official, who ended 122 years of Democrat control and ushered in Florida’s Republican majority and whose engineering background led him to become a state and national leader in infrastructure policy will retire from public office at the conclusion of this Congress.


"After much prayerful consideration and discussion with my beloved wife Sandy, I have decided "not to seek re-election to the United States House of Representatives,ā€ said Rep. Webster. ā€œIt has been an honor and privilege to represent my beloved state in the U.S. House of Representatives. I’ve never taken for granted my responsibility to Florida’s hardworking taxpayers and families to advance common-sense reforms and principled policy. The time has come to pass the torch to the next conservative leader and spend more precious time with my wife, children and 24 grandchildrenā€

A small business owner, Webster will retire with a legislative record of successfully ending government regulations that stifle job growth; improving programs that invest in our nation’s waterways, roadways and highways; and securing a much-needed infusion of resources for our United States Coast Guard. He successfully pushed for the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to end use of depreciation schedules, helping small business owners reinvest back in their businesses. And last year, Congress adopted his position that American seniors deserved tax relief by including a Social Security income tax credit in the Working Families Tax Cuts bill.

Florida is turning one hot mess. DeSantis was once the darling of the Anti-Woke Movement, but since fallen from grace. His is pretty safe Republican Seat and should be no big upset in the election.
Just another corrupt asshole who helped pile trillions more debt onto our backs.

Good riddance.
 
Must be why everybody is moving there
Most of Florida's population growth is from international migration.

You know, the people MAGAs want to deport.

The population growth from domestic migration is slowing due to the high cost of living in Florida.

Florida’s Population Boom Fizzles as High Costs Drive Away Middle Class


Florida’s migration patterns are changing dramatically. Residents in their prime working years are heading to other states, often citing affordability concerns. At the same time, the stream of people arriving from other states is shrinking.
 
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