Jimmy Patronis
RYou can’t convince me there wasn’t a predatory witch hunt against the president at the highest levels of the autopen DOJ. TDS was running rampant. They were so determined to take down Trump (because he was exposing the truth) that they were willing to break the law.
🚨TUNE IN! I’ll be joining @andrewmckay1620 this morning at 7:35 CT/8:35 ET on @NR1620 to discuss all the latest news. https://t.co/6wDo5hELIX
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@ChipLaMarca Saved!
@nofearman73 @fflyrm3p @darinmorris191 That’s already in the bill. SMH…..
Lol. Trump paraded Xi around so the world now knows the CCP head is barely functioning. King of optics.
Today is my Johnny’s 16th birthday! Mom, Theo and I are so proud of the young man you’re becoming. We love you and can’t wait to see all that you do. Help me wish our baby a Happy 16th birthday, Johnny! We love you! ❤️ Love, Dad, Mom, Theo & Bruce. https://t.co/ZpEoKNoTqE
Arkansas can opt out or you can just simply change the local school start time. #LockTheClock
Join me in wishing my son Johnny a happy 16th birthday! 🎉 https://t.co/x2FDAQBkyI
If Tennessee has any Satanic murders they need to properly put down, feel free to export them to Florida.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a cause that is very personal to me and my family. In 2018, my wife Katie was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was a difficult time for our family, but Katie faced it with incredible strength. Please take care of yourself and don’t brush off symptoms. If something doesn’t feel right, get it checked. For more information on breast cancer awareness and early detection, visit: https://t.co/aSJQGDJqhO
Today is a day that hits very close to home for me and my family. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and on October 10, 2018 my wife Katie underwent breast cancer surgery. It was devastating news, but through it all, Katie faced it with incredible grace and strength. Her story is a reminder of why breast cancer awareness is so important, not just this month, but always. Don’t wait until it’s too late. If something doesn’t feel right, get it checked. I thank God every day for protecting my family and giving Katie strength throughout her journey.
Happy birthday to the heroes at @fdlepio! 🎉
This creates more questions than answers. Advocates of this tech are begging for a hell of a lot of trust, and when people don’t have a sense of what’s even on their infrastructure, it begs the question of how this stuff can even be used or policed. It might be worth Congress looking at criminal penalties for illegally putting non-permitted tech on infrastructure that receives federal dollars. https://t.co/rm3nZLYHOi
@ScottforFlorida It was like yesterday, I called you about her diagnosis in May 2018. Thank You for your guidance and support. 🥲
New look for Florida’s driver’s license! 👀 Let me know what do you think 👇
@JamesUthmeierFL Congratulations
Today, I introduced the GI Bill Transferability Act to cut red tape and put our military families first. Thank you to @SenRickScott for leading this fight in the Senate. Our heroes earned these benefits for defending our country, let’s get this done. Read more here: https://t.co/8TaJEcItUx
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman Jimmy Patronis (R-FL) introduced the GI Bill Transferability Act to give servicemembers more freedom to use their hard earned Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to support their families. “Our military families have sacrificed enough. If a servicemember earns the GI Bill, they should have the freedom to use it for their family,” said Congressman Patronis. “Right now, Washington makes servicemembers jump through hoops and commit to four more years just to transfer it. That’s not right. We should be making life easier for the men and women who put on the uniform, not putting more roadblocks in their way. This bill is about keeping our promise to them and putting military families first.” Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), who is leading the legislation in the Senate, said, “Our veterans and servicemembers deserve the freedom to use their education benefits in ways that work for their families. My GI Bill Transferability Act gives military families more flexibility to use their benefits to meet their unique educational needs. I thank my friend, Congressman Jimmy Patronis, for leading this bill in the House. Our nation’s heroes earned these benefits; they shouldn’t face unnecessary hurdles in using them. Let’s get this done.” The GI Bill Transferability Act would: Remove the four year service requirement to transfer GI Bill benefits to a spouse or child. Allow servicemembers and veterans to transfer their benefits at any time, including after leaving the military. Allow children born after a servicemember leaves the military to receive transferred benefits. To view the GI Bill Transferability Act click here. ###
@AllEmeraldCoast Not staying long enough.
Our servicemembers and their families sacrificed for this country. They shouldn’t come home to red tape standing between them and their GI Bill benefits. They earned it. Let’s get it done. Read more about the GI Bill Transferability Act here: https://t.co/pYuN13VAro https://t.co/OLDJzKO5bm
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Today, my staff attended a Santa Rosa County Farm Tour and met with local farmers and families. Congratulations to Jerry and Jerod Jones and the Jones family of Pine Level Farms on being named Outstanding Farm Family of the Year! Thank you to all our farming families for keeping Northwest Florida strong.
@DTweet530 I’m sorry for your loss, Thank You for sharing.
Today marks 50 years of the Hyde Amendment protecting the unborn by ensuring the American people aren’t forced to fund abortions. The Hyde Amendment has helped save more than 2.6 million lives. I’ve always been clear about where I stand, and I’ll always stand up for life.