Every child deserves a safe, healthy classroom. But DeSantis wants to end school vaccine requirements, risking outbreaks of preventable diseases and putting Florida families in harm’s way.

Health insurance premiums poised to spike over drug costs, tariff threats wapo.st/4mZsgRx

NEW: Florida has failed to implement two critical child health policy measures -- a law expanding FL's KidCare program and another that is supposed to enable schools to draw down additional federal Medicaid dollars. Read the latest from Erica Monet Li 👇floridapolicy.org/posts/health-a…

Alarming new analysis from Georgetown Center for Children and Families shows the rate of uninsured kids is the highest it’s been in a decade — and that’s even before implementation of the $1 trillion in “Big Beautiful” Medicaid cuts Trump & the Republican Congress passed this summer ccf.georgetown.edu/2025/09/12/pro…

.Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost demands answers on high loss rate of for homeowners entering Citizens Property Insurance arbitration Reporting by @JacobOgles flapol.com/42uNlLs #FlaPol

Up ,up, and away: 2026 health insurance premiums set to double for millions of Floridians Reporting by The Florida Phoenix flapol.com/3VOmbeO #FlaPol

Stories like this are more common than not. And this is *after* the governor and Legislature did a victory lap touting "relief." In the 2+ years since they finished that special session on "reform" (that mainly helped insurers) premiums in Fla. went up for 9 consecutive quarters.

Report: Florida insurance reforms not easing costs as promised wctv.tv/2025/09/16/rep…

The United States of Snitches: defector.com/the-united-sta…

"2 years ago with insurance rates skyrocketing, FL legislators called a special session, vowing to provide relief. & they did provide help… to the insurance companies. Homeowners however, watched their premiums continue to rise for 9 consecutive quarters" orlandosentinel.com/2025/09/16/flo…

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Altogether, the DeSantis administration has awarded close to $400 million in contracts connected to the Everglades detention facility.

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“Florida tops the charts in more ways than one: In addition to carrying the highest median premiums, it also has the dubious honor of having the most homeowners paying over $4,000 per year,” the realtor. com analysis concluded. floridapolitics.com/archives/75664…

Ron DeSantis is actively helping some of the state's biggest developers – and Ron DeSantis donors – exploit a new state law that was supposed to ensure communities could rebuild after hurricanes... 🧵...

In his letter, Alex Kelly – the DeSantis aide who now runs the state’s Department of Commerce – specifically cited that provision in SB 180 when he warned Manatee County’s Board of County Commissioner’s against raising impact fees. (SB 180 = Chapter 2025-19 Laws of Florida)...

That letter, it turns out, was sent a few weeks after Pat Neal, a Manatee County homebuilder and a major donor to Republican politicians in Florida, bundled a bunch of checks to DeSantis, according to a local blog called the "Sarasota Phoenix." (I'll add link at end of thread)...

Hardworking families and seniors deserve real solutions to the affordability crisis, but eliminating property taxes just saddles us with higher costs while handing big profits to corporations for services that are currently public, affordable, and working for us.

Insurance companies should be held accountable to pay Florida families what they are owed after a natural disaster, but Republicans in our state sided with insurance corporations by passing policies that made it easier to deny legitimate claims from policyholders. (1/5)

Florida Watch’s Communications Director Anders Croy spoke to the Washington Post about how this is hurting hardworking families and seniors. Read more here: msn.com/en-us/money/in… (2/5)