Grateful for DannyBurgessFL and TaylorYarkosky’s tireless efforts to defend victims of crime, especially the most vulnerable - our children.

If taking pornography out of kids’ schools is fighting a “culture war,” then that is a war that needs to be fought. As - if you’re demanding that I pretend a man is a woman, you are making me complicit in a lie. On this National Day of Prayer, we thank God for our freedoms and for the many blessings He’s bestowed on America and on the state of Florida.

Send your suggestions to for considerationĪ special emoji for the Coronation has gone live today! The emoji, based on St Edward’s Crown, will appear when any of the following hashtags are used: #Coronation #CoronationConcert #TheBigHelpout #CoronationWeekend #CoronationBigLunch /ueHOpkNn6M A few off-the-beaten-path choices are certainly welcome. We’ll have the obvious ones covered, so don’t worry about grading the Governor, House Speaker, Senate President or other top officials. That said, we are asking you - our loyal Sunburn readers - for your input.įrom lawmakers, newsmakers, state workers and budget writers to lobbyists, advocates and staff (and maybe a reporter or two), which person, group, or issue earned a coveted spot on the list of “Winners and Losers for the 2023 Legislative Session?” It will undoubtedly create a lot of winners, but with that much funny money at lawmakers’ disposal, a snub is nothing short of a loss. Like last year, the 2023-2024 budget is stuffed with billions of dollars and weighs in at more than $115 billion.

Who are the winners (and losers) of the 2023 Session? We want to know! Of course, lawmakers must pass one bill: Florida’s upcoming state budget. Once again, Florida Politics is assembling an (arguably) comprehensive look at who walked away from Sine Die 2023 victorious, who tanked and who landed somewhere between. There are clear winners and losers in every Session, while others prove more elusive to pin down.

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