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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise Endorses Scott Singer for Congress 

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Endorsement news from the Scott Singer campaign:

Boca Raton, Florida – Today, America First Republican Scott Singer announced the endorsement of House Majority Leader Steve Scalise for his campaign for Congress in Florida’s 25th Congressional District.

“I’m honored to receive the endorsement of Majority Leader Steve Scalise,” said Scott Singer. “Steve is a proven conservative leader who has fought tirelessly to advance President Trump’s agenda to deliver results benefiting American families. I’m grateful for his confidence and support. In Congress, I look forward to working alongside him to advance conservative priorities and deliver the results South Florida families deserve.”

In a statement accompanying his endorsement, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said:

“Scott Singer is exactly the kind of proven conservative leader we need fighting alongside us in Congress. As mayor of Boca Raton, Scott has built a strong record of delivering results, keeping taxes low, standing with law enforcement, and defending the values that make South Florida strong.

I’ve gotten to know Scott over the years, and I know he has the work ethic, conservative backbone, and America First principles needed to win this race and help grow our Republican majority. At a time when our country needs strong leaders who will secure the border, strengthen our economy, and stand up for hardworking families, Scott Singer is ready to answer the call.

I’m proud to endorse my friend Scott Singer for Congress.” 

Scott was first elected to the Boca Raton City Council in 2014, elected mayor in 2018, and re-elected twice, never losing an election. As mayor, he cut the tax rate seven times, helped reduce crime by 25 percent from what were already 40-year lows, supported law enforcement, added thousands of high-paying jobs, and cut red tape.

Scott was born in Miami Beach, raised in Fort Lauderdale, and currently resides in Boca Raton with his wife, Bella, and his two children. Scott has lived in and dedicated much of his life to improving the lives of this district’s residents as a successful small business owner, attorney, and public servant. He is the current chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Mayors’ Council where he leads a working group of conservative mayors that advance America First policies.

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Sun-Sentinel Thinks Letter From Republican-Hating Biden Voter Is Proof Of Ron DeSantis “Buyer’s Remorse”

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In its latest attack on the Florida Governor, the Sun-Sentinel opinion editors ask “Do DeSantis voters have buyer’s remorse?” The question is based on a letter to the editor by Richard Goetz, a Delray Beach resident. Goetz writes “I have to guess that many Florida voters deeply regret voting for Ron DeSantis.”

Goetz goes on to list the usual Democrat talking points attacking Ron DeSantis. But Goetz is right about one thing—his opinion appears to be a total “guess.”

Demographically speaking, it is highly unlikely that Richard Goetz, an 80 year-old Palm Beach Democrat, voted for DeSantis.

But no need to guess about Goetz’s view of Republican politicians. Letters to the Editor penned by the Delray Beach resident appeared sixteen times in the Sun-Sentinel.

Let that sink in. Since 2019, 16 letters written by Richard Goetz were published by the Sun-Sentinel.

In 2019, Goetz wrote two letters attacking former President Donald Trump and one letter calling for more gun control laws.

In 2020, the Sun Sentinel published two letters by Goetz—one attacking Trump and one demanding senior citizens get a COVID-19 vaccination before others.

In 2021, Goetz had five letters published by the Sun-Sentinel. Goetz complained about Donald Trump four times while one letter called on U.S. Senators to abolish the filibuster.

Goetz had two letters published in 2022. Goetz wrote once about Trump while the other letter praised President Joe Biden.

So far this year, the Sun-Sentinel published Goetz four times. In May, Goetz wrote about FAU basketball in the Final Four. In June, Goetz penned a letter lauding Biden. In July, Goetz bashed former BSO deputy Scot Peterson.

How did Sun-Sentinel opinion editor Steve Bousquet think Richard Goetz was an example of Ron DeSantis “buyer’s remorse?” Surely even Bousquet, a Tallahassee resident, is aware of South Florida demographics?

A simple Google search reveals Goetz is not a typical DeSantis voter by any stretch of the imagination.

In a note following Goetz’s letter, Bousquet and his team wrote:

“If you were one of the 4.6 million people who voted for Gov. Ron DeSantis last November, did you make the right choice, or do you now regret it? Either way, we want to hear from you. Send your thoughts to letters@sunsentinel.com.”

Is Bousquet using a letter from an obvious Democrat reader to push a DeSantis “buyer’s remorse” narrative?