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Apr 18, 2019 3 tweets 2 min read Read on X
1/2: This week Florida’s most significant cultural and historical landmark—The @SwampRestaurant in @Gainesville—was threatened with demolition. So today I filed the session’s most important piece of legislation: Amendment #185001 to HB 7103 designates The Swamp Restaurant as... Image
2/2: ...a fully protected historical site and puts a $10,000,000 dollar fine to any local government that approves a development order resulting in the destruction of this sacred property (the fine will be paid to @ufstudentgov ). #gogators @UF Image

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1/14 I’ve always strongly believed that being an unapologetic, pro-liberty, conservative voice in the legislature is not just the right thing to do, but also a duty—despite knowing full well that doing so could make me a target.

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