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Hello from Orlando, Florida!

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By Andrew Davis, David B. Baier, Tom Blake, Robert Kirkley
| BiggerPockets Verified
Hello everyone! My name is Robbie and I am a recent college graduate from UCF. I am 23 years old and currently in an internship as an Environmental Scientist in Orlando, Florida. I am just getting started learning about real estate investing and I'm very excited to connect with others through BiggerPockets and locally. I have always wanted to create a financially free future for myself and I feel that real estate investing would be the best fit for my plans.
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Where Is the GOP's Red Line?

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By Andrew Davis
| Queen City Nerve Verified
A reading of William Golding's Lord of the Flies helps to understand what has happened to the GOP under a decade of leadership by Donald Trump. Premised on the marooning of a group of boys on an uninhabited island, it serves as an allegory about the battle between reason and emotion when filling the vacuum of traditional social order.
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12 Solicitors say new Fentanyl Homicide law will not be effective

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By Andrew Davis
| Yahoo Verified
BEAUFORT COUNTY, S.C. (WSAV) – It’s a new law that is supposed to help fight the rising problems connected to fentanyl – but some prosecutors say its flawed, and they won’t be able to use it. Senate Bill 156, the Fentanyl-Induced Homicide Act, establishes a new felony offense for individuals who unlawfully distribute fentanyl or fentanyl-related substances that result in another person’s death.
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