More than 85 percent of the illicit fentanyl entering the United States is brought in by citizens of the United States of America.
Maxwell Frost
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Maxwell Alejandro Frost is an American politician and activist currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 10th congressional district. Elected in 2022, he is a member of the Democratic Party and is recognized for his progressive policies, particularly those addressing youth issues and social justice. Born on January 17, 1997, Frost is one of the youngest members of Congress, reflecting a growing trend of younger leaders in American politics.
An unelected billionaire and his team have been given full and unfettered access to our taxpayer money and our government.
We heard the word ``shameful'' a lot during this debate, but what is really shameful is the fact that my Democratic colleagues and I are willing to both say we condemn all violence and also put it on paper. With my colleagues on the other…
What we have seen from this is devastation that we as humans have contributed to. We didn`t cause the hurricane though we are contributing to how intense they are.
I’m also for ensuring that we do everything we can to ensure that we are reducing emissions and doing everything we can to build a better planet for future generations.
It’s building the climate friendly infrastructure we need right now so families aren’t completely flooded, and rooms and houses aren’t completely flooded for days and days and days.
the cost of not doing anything as far as the climate crisis is concern is far greater than the cost of taking bold action now.
We need to take action. Floridians are dying. Floridians are dying. Governor, Floridians are dying. We need help. Governor DeSantis, we need help. We need action on gun violence. Governor, please, we need your help. Governor. We need your…
Governor DeSantis, we`re losing 100 people a day due to gun violence. Governor, we need you to take action on gun violence.
We need more working-class people in government who can bring that perspective.
That governor, that bully who has, because of his failure to handle systemic issues here, from affordable housing, to gun violence, he is taking these issues and saying, guess what? It`s not my fault. It`s the fault of the LGBTQ+…
We need Charlie Crist to replace Ron DeSantis, because we need -- we need all eyes here on Florida. We need to stop Ron DeSantis, because he's looking to run for president.
He’s not interested in governing. And that’s why this election is so important.
He’s failed to keep Floridians safe from COVID. He’s failed to do meaningful things on monkeypox.
What about the LGBTQ+ queer children that he’s cashing out and wanting to erase with the don’t say gay bill? What about the children who are dying from gun violence?
This governor has said any issue that you can think of is the problem and is the fault of gay folks, of our LGBTQ Plus community, of black folks, of immigrants. He has scapegoated every vulnerable community for every single issue that he…
We`re going to elect, you know, Congressman Charlie Crist to be the next governor of Florida. And we are going to remove Ron from the Governor`s Mansion.
It is a hopeful message, one that says that no matter who you are, you deserve health care, you deserve a good job, you deserve a union, you deserve the right to an abortion.
There is a lot of different legislation we need to pass. First, we need to get something done that can make a huge difference that the majority of Americans, gun owners included, are for and that is universal background checks.
I think the most important thing is first off being creative in the way that we`re going to advocate for what we believe in.
What that`s taught me is that, number one, folks in office need to be more genuine with people. And we as organizers, and people working to make this change need to understand that these folks will lie to our faces sometimes, but that`s OK.
What drove me to that campaign was seeing someone that looked like me. I remember that day exactly. I was watching TV with my dad. And I saw the president speaking, saw President Obama speaking about hope, and about how we needed to get…





