Small businesses create jobs and bolster our economy. But our tax code currently bases small business taxes on the income tax bracket of the small business owner, meaning some small businesses have a higher tax rate than big corporations, which have capped tax rates.
Despite all the buzz that he would end up on Donald Trump’s shortlist, Rick Scott said he had no interest in being vice president.
Asked Wednesday night if he would accept a bid to become Donald Trump's vice president, Gov. Rick Scott told millions of CNN viewers, "I like my job, I have two years and eight months to go and I'm going to stay in this job."
When Shakespeare wrote the "truth will out," he must have had Ted Cruz in mind.
Asked Wednesday night if he would accept a bid to become Donald Trump's vice president, Gov. Rick Scott told millions of CNN viewers, "I like my job, I have two years and eight months to go and I'm going to stay in this job."
During the four-minute interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Scott confirmed Trump is his man. "Look, I'll do anything I can to help him," the governor said. "... Voters have a choice. If they like what Washington has been doing, they can vote for Hillary Clinton. If they don't, they can vote for Donald Trump."
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As Donald Trump essentially locked up the Republican presidential nomination late Tuesday, Florida GOP leaders began facing a decision none of them expected to be making a year ago: Line up behind the real-estate mogul's White House bid, or figure out how to win around him in the fall
Marco Rubio, who sits on the Foreign Relations Committee and the Select Committee on Intelligence, is in the Middle East this week, weighing in on military operations as Islamic State (ISIS) terrorism continues to upend the region.
Nearly 100 Florida Republicans will head to Cleveland in July to represent the Sunshine State in the 2016 Republican National Convention, which means Republican Party of Florida Chairman Blaise Ingoglia has a full schedule preparing for the final at-large delegate selection happening in Tampa next week.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich, the anti-Trump Republicans' last hope for a "hail Mary" into the endzone, has signaled he will drop out of the race.
Kasich's surprise change of heart leaves Donald Trump the last Republican standing.
No more debates, no more internal sniping with the RNC brass, nothing left for Trump but preparation to face the Democrats' presumptive nominee, Hillary Clinton, in what promises to be a clash of Titans from now until November.
Looking to speed up the backlog of VA claims, two Florida congressmen teamed up this week on a bill giving congressional offices read only access on claims.
