From Indian River County Republican Executive Committee <[email protected]>
Subject REC NEWSLETTER 2.8.2021
Date February 8, 2021 2:03 PM
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Just a reminder that you're receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in the Indian River County Republican Executive Committee. Don't forget to add [email protected] to your address book so we'll be sure to land in your inbox! You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive REC emails. If you do unsubscribe you will not be able to use the same email address if you want to once again receive emails from us. CHAIRMAN, Jay Kramer * 772-321-7724 * [email protected] VICE CHAIRMAN, Frank Sosta, Jr. * 772-713-6411 * [email protected] SECRETARY, Linda Anselmini * 609-577-5139 * [email protected] TREASURER, Steve Gagne * 772-480-6671 * [email protected] STATE COMMITTEEWOMAN Elly Manov 772-696-1665 [email protected] STATE COMMITTEEMAN Shawn Frost, 772-584-1454 [email protected] IRC REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMAN Jay Kramer It is becoming more and more obvious to the American people that there is something wrong in our Government. The more I talk to people about what is happening with our Government it is apparent that the mainstream media is not as effective as they think they are, almost everyone knows how the election was fraudulent, and everyone has a complaint as to why ANTIFA/BLM is getting away with all its rioting and destruction. But the biggest complaint I hear is how Trump supporters are being hunted down for being in the proximity of a left-wing crime. The rule of law is the principle that all people and institutions are subject to and accountable to law that is fairly applied and enforced, the principle of government by law. We are currently living in a country where there are two sets of rules: one for the left and one for the right. The question is what to do and how to make a difference? The answer is quite simple. The movement to the left is fueled by large businesses willing to use their monopolistic power to oppress the right. All we really need to do is stop using their products and services and start using those of their competitors. Whether we like it or not, we have been at economic war with the left for years; we need to recognize it and respond. A good example is Mike Lindell and his My Pillow Company. Mike stood up for Trump and exposed evidence of the fraudulent election and was immediately attacked and his goods were removed from big box stores. The reaction from my family was simple, we quit using Bed Bath and Beyond, Wayfair and now stopped shopping at Kohl’s. Apparently, many others had similar ideas and purchased directly from My Pillow Company which is now backordered on products for several weeks. So, be vigilant and informed, do not support leftist companies and make sure you support our local and conservative businesses. Recently Publix was boycotted by the left for giving money to the Trump campaign, let’s reward them with our business. I will continue to try to get the lists out of the good and bad of these companies. Jay RPOF CHAIRMAN GRUTERS’ MESSAGE Florida GOP Unified in Taking on Big Tech Censorship. Led by Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida Republican leadership stormed onto the offensive to protect Floridians from Big Tech, calling them “monopoly communications platforms” whose economic interests are "not in the public interest" during a speech announcing new legislation. The “Transparency in Technology Act” would increase technology transparency in Florida, particularly as it relates to Big Tech firms like Facebook/Instagram, Twitter, Apple, Amazon, and Google/YouTube. “In Florida, our message to Big Tech is loud and clear. Big Tech companies have long since abdicated the protection of consumers for the pursuit of profit and we can't allow Floridians’ privacy, voices, or livelihoods be violated or diminished,” Governor DeSantis said during a press conference announcing the proposal. “When it comes to elections, Big Tech shouldn’t be in the business of censoring or de-platforming candidates, but rather, voters should be able to make that choice independently. Floridians should be able to choose which content to consume and which to ignore, because I want to preserve Florida's rich, diverse public discourse and not allow corporate-owned, content managing outlets to dominate our voices.” Joining the governor at the announcement were Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nuñez, House Speaker Chris Sprowls, Senate President Wilton Simpson along with the bill sponsors, Senator Danny Burgess and House Commerce Committee Chair Blaise Ingoglia. Republican leadership across the board is supporting this proposal. Read more and see the Governor’s interview here: [link removed] And here: [link removed] Every few years the media trots out a well-warn tact — the GOP is divided! This year the Miami Herald started the fake-out with this tweet from its Tallahassee bureau chief: “Florida GOP faces a divided party, and the uncertainty of redistricting so it is turning to a tactic it knows best: advancing conservative bills that energize the base — but sidestep imminent challenges.” The story then lists the bills, except they aren’t at all divisive. For instance, the article calls HB 1, the anti-rioting legislation, “politically divisive.” But nearly two out of three registered Florida voters support it, including more than half “strongly supporting” it. Even 4 in 10 Democrat primary voters support it. The story also lists the proposal above by Governor DeSantis and GOP leaders in the Legislature that would protect Floridian’s privacy and free speech options. That will also likely be popular. The media is getting the GOP divided shtick exactly wrong again. Popular bills with bipartisan support are not politically divisive. They are unifying. COVID-19 Update More and more Publix stores are administering the COVID-19 vaccine in Florida. Governor DeSantis announced the addition of Nassau, Pasco, and Pinellas to the list of counties where Florida Publix pharmacies are administering the COVID-19 vaccine, bringing the total number to 325 in 23 counties. “My administration remains laser focused on making the COVID-19 vaccine accessible to seniors through our partnership with Publix,” said Governor DeSantis. “With the addition of Nassau, Pasco and Pinellas counties now administering vaccines, we are able to continue our ever-expanding mission to support Florida’s seniors.” For a list of all vaccination sites at Publix locations in Florida, go here: [link removed] ––– The state of Florida will be sending 4,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine to reopen a vaccination site in The Villages, Governor DeSantis said this week. This site, which will now be permanent, will be in addition to the permanent vaccination site at the Wildwood Community Center, also in Sumter County. To watch the Governor’s announcement, click here: [link removed] Florida Update Governor DeSantis announced that more than $92 million that will be available to local governments through the Community Development Block Grant – Coronavirus Relief Program. The CDBG-CV program is designed to help local governments prepare, prevent, and respond to the health and economic impacts of COVID-19. Program activities must be critical to the area and primarily benefit low- and moderate-income residents. “As Florida communities continue responding to and recovering from the pandemic, this funding will provide local governments and their communities with vital support,” said Governor DeSantis. ––– The final signing of Florida’s $90 million Infrastructure for Rebuilding America Grant was announced by Governor DeSantis this week. This announcement was applauded by Space Florida President and CEO Frank DiBello, NASA, the Federal Highway Administration and Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Kevin J. Thibault, as well as space industry partners at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. “We are preparing for future growth, facilitating local commerce, and ensuring economic vitality for Florida’s booming Space Coast all while encouraging space freight mobility,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. ‌ Next REC Meeting: February 10, 2021 Be sure to visit our website: www.ircgop.com Linda Anselmini Secretary Indian River County Republican Executive Committee Indian River County Republican Executive Committee | www.ircgop.com ‌ Indian River County Republican Executive Committee | 2001 9th Avenue, Ste. 107, Vero Beach, FL 32960 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Customer Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected] powered by Try email marketing for free today!
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