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I’ve heard incredible things about "Nilgiris: A Shared Wilderness.” A documentary film now showing in theatres. Top of my list to view. Because it showcases the beauty and the critical need for conservation in this unique ecosystem. And there’s a more personal reason for wanting to see it. I... show more

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For more than a decade, I’ve been fighting for parents, veterans, families, and the America First principles that put our nation, our communities, and our children first. I haven’t just talked about these issues, I’ve been on the front lines, advocating for Florida families in school board meetings, county chambers, the state Capitol, and in Congress. Now, I’m ready to take that fight to Washington and be a strong voice for the people of Florida’s 14th Congressional District. For ways to support see link in comments.

For more than a decade, I’ve been fighting for parents, veterans, families, and the America First principles that put our nation, our communities, and our children first. I haven’t just talked about these issues, I’ve been on the front lines, advocating for Florida families in school board meetings, county chambers, the state Capitol, and in Congress. Now, I’m ready to take that fight to Washington and be a strong voice for the people of Florida’s 14th Congressional District. For ways to support see link in comments.

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