In other words, she does not support the right of the people to keep and bear arms. She prefers so-called “gun free zones,” with prohibitions backed up by the force of law. And that’s curious, to say the least, seeing as how in the last election campaign, Flores’ opponent used her supposed “pro-gun” stance and National Rifle Association grade against her (the NRA Political Victory Fund website, accessible to members only, notes she was given an “A” rating). [More]
The enemy within must be expelled.
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Was she a turncoat?
Or was the NRA picking a "lesser evil" when she was running for the gig?
Only in public sector jobs can you tell the boss to go f*** themselves and get a promotion.
Is there any way she can be recalled, or otherwise summarily removed from office?
Per Ballotpedia:
"The Florida laws governing recall pertain to certain elected local officials, as determined by Florida Statute Annotated §100.361. Not all elected local officials are eligible for recall in Florida. Those eligible must have been elected to a governing body of a municipality or chartered county. Twenty of Florida's 67 counties are charter counties. Florida recall law does not pertain to elected state officials, such as the governor, nor elected federal officials, such as the state's congressional delegates. "
Cuckservative.
What ever happened to short ropes and tall trees?
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