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Believer. Girl Dad. Executive Director of Consumers Defense. Fighting China and the Left (I repeat myself). Rabid defender of pineapple-free pizza. Job 16:3
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Op-Ed: On insurance plans, why is Jolly embracing the DSA? Original

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By Sal Nuzzo, Consumers Defense
| The Center Square Verified
In a year in which we would expect Democrats to want to have a stronger chance in the Free State of Florida, it begs the question: why is David Jolly, the guy at the top of their ticket, taking a page from the Democratic Socialists of America playbook when it comes to his insurance policy plan? I have lived in the Sunshine State for more than 30 years and spent more than two decades working in public policy.
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Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson's foresight on China is now paying off

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By Sal Nuzzo
| Florida's Voice
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – When Florida’s Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson pushed through a new law banning charities tied to hostile foreign governments from raising money in the state, few noticed. But this week, evidence emerged that two nonprofits operating in Florida, including one with deep ties to Beijing, may have broken that very law. The discovery proves that Simpson’s reform wasn’t just timely; it was prescient.
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Commentary: Sunshine State shines light on radical climate policies

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By Sal Nuzzo
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Regardless of where you stand on environmental policy, most Floridians would agree that companies shouldn’t be coerced into playing politics — or punished for refusing to. That’s why it matters that Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has opened an investigation into two powerful climate organizations: the Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) and the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). If you haven’t heard of them, you’re not alone.
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