A thrilling political news is coming, so be ready! A well-known Florida politician is about to declare their bid for the White House. And no, Ron DeSantis is not running.
Prepare for Francis Suarez’s future presidential campaign! Peter Schorsch, the publisher of Florida Politics, stated on social media on Tuesday that it is “all but certain” that Suarez will debut it soon after Memorial Day weekend. Follow us for updates!
Suarez, who Politico refers to as the “charismatic Miami mayor,” is the only other candidate who is Latino.
At least two politicians have already taken advantage of a new Florida legislation that permits elected officials to hold several posts at once. Politico claims that the current governor DeSantis and another politician may have benefitted from this law.
Where does newcomer Suarez stand a chance in a crowded Republican field that includes former president Donald Trump and a prospective rival DeSantis?
According to Politico, Suarez is “a man who hopes to become a disrupter in the GOP presidential primary.”
“Obama’s [disruption] was the micro-contributions,” Suarez told the outlet. “Former President Trump was the earned media versus the 30-second ads.
“America is incredible,” he said. “The country picks people that no one expects, oftentimes. Right?”
Meet Suarez, a two-term mayor of Miami whose father previously served in that position.
His government website uses a lot of phrases that seem to be intended to appeal to those with a more progressive attitude even if he is a registered Republican. The younger Suarez, so it says “learned the values of inclusive, servant-leadership to drive economic prosperity, perso
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“First elected with a mandate of 86 percent and then re-elected with a mandate of nearly 79 percent, Mayor Suarez has championed the integration of climate adaptive policies, Web 3.0 technology, and a free-market approach to government.”
He proudly listed his successes in an interview with Politico, including tax cuts, budget balance, more police funding, and lower crime and poverty rates.
“What we’ve done in our city is a prototype for American success,” he said.
Interesting Politico interview shared by Suarez on his own Twitter account!
Mixed feelings were expressed in response to the claim; some people said supportive things like, “You have my vote.”
Although others saw its promise, there was universal agreement that the moment was not right.
Despite the fact that not all investors in MiamiCoin made money, detractors utilized this relationship to attack Suarez’s campaign.
Following Schorsch’s article regarding Suarez’s impending campaign launch, several individuals left similar comments to express their opinions.
“Go away, RINO,” another added.
Suarez: For the Fox News debate in August, I must enter the presidential race.
He expanded for Politico on that: “You have five debates, which are the five great opportunities on a non-monetary basis to communicate with the country your ideas and your vision. You have to be there.”
