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Bull Moose Magazine May 2026

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Wow. First I have heard of this. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/09/n...

Alexander Brothers Found Guilty of All Counts in Sex-Trafficking Trial

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Just wondering if the six US Service Members who have died, so far, in the Iranian war of choice are "Suckers and losers" in the eyes of the President.

Yeah, this is the worst of the worst. www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/25/m...

Milford teen Marcelo Gomes leaves State of the Union after targeted DHS tweet - The Boston Globe

This week, Gomes met with members of Congress and talked about his experience in detention before attending President Trump’s speech as Representative Seth Moulton's guest.

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Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “They need our permission… We set the terms and conditions.” Referring to Venezuela’s ability to conduct commerce. Source: ABC News / AP reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “American sweat… was stolen… and used to flood our streets with killers, mercenaries and drugs.” Source: ABC News / AP reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is good. “No city official, no state official, no illegal alien, no leftist agitator or domestic insurrectionist can prevent you from fulfilling your legal obligations and duties.” Source Yahoo. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Read what he thinks, and decide if that is a good thing. “Anybody who lays a hand on you or tries to stop you or tries to obstruct you is committing a felony.” ICE message. Source: Yahoo News reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “If officials cross that line into obstruction… then they will face justice.” Source: Yahoo News reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Read what he thinks, and decide if that is a good thing. “To all ICE officers: You have federal immunity in the conduct of your duties.” From a Fox News interview. Source: Yahoo News reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “… This is an active and ongoing U.S. government military operation, and so, of course, we set the terms and conditions.” Source: ABC News / AP reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “American sweat, ingenuity and toil created the oil industry in Venezuela… Its tyrannical expropriation was the largest recorded theft of American wealth and property.” Source: ABC News / AP reporting

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Decide if that is a good thing. “Not long after World War II the West dissolved its empires and colonies… The West opened its borders, a kind of reverse colonization…” Source: ABC News / AP reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Stephen Miller has been called the most powerful man in Washington. Read what he thinks, and decide if that is a good thing. “If you’re a dictator of a poor country with a high crime rate, wouldn’t you send your criminals to our open border?” Source: ABC News / AP reporting. www.jimforflorida.com

Dr. King said the moral arc bends toward justice. In FL‑28, we bend it with murals, ballots, taco trucks, and hope. We bend it with memory, with courage, and with the people who refuse to give up. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

He taught us that silence is betrayal. In FL‑28, we speak — loudly, lovingly, and without apology. We speak for the workers, the renters, the dreamers, and the ones who never stopped believing. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

He called poverty violence. In FL‑28, where families work two or three jobs and still fall behind, we call economic dignity a civil right. The paycheck should not be a punishment. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

Dr. King believed in the beloved community. In South Florida, we build it daily — across languages, across borders, across storms. It’s not abstract. It’s our neighbors. It’s our fight. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

Dr. King didn’t wait for permission to speak truth. Neither do we. In a district shaped by struggle and resilience, we speak boldly — in murals, in ballots, in the language of justice. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

He dreamed of a table long enough for everyone. In FL‑28, we’re still building it — with folding chairs from Little Havana, tablecloths from Homestead, and plates filled with hope. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

Dr. King saw the ballot as sacred. In a district where we vote in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole, protecting that sacred act means protecting our people. No more purges. No more fear. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

He spoke of justice like it was a river — flowing, patient, unstoppable. In FL‑28, we are the tributaries: from Homestead to Key West, from exile to belonging, from silence to song. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

The arc doesn’t bend itself. It takes hands. It takes voices. It takes people who refuse to be quiet, even when the system says “wait.” In South Florida, we bend it with ballots, murals, and courage. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

Dr. King didn’t just march — he sang a new world into being. He gave us rhythm, not just rhetoric. In FL‑28, we walk in step with that dream, building justice in three languages and a thousand acts of care. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com

King reminded us that progress is never automatic. In FL28, where storms, displacement, and political extremism test our resilience — democracy survives when ordinary people choose courage, solidarity, and hope. The work continues, and we carry it forward together. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f...

Dr. King’s vision of the “beloved community” didn’t stop at borders. In a district shaped by Cuban exiles, Haitian families, Central American migrants, and newcomers from across the world, dignity for immigrants is not abstract — it’s our daily life. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f...

The civil rights movement understood environmental harm hits marginalized communities first. In South Florida, rising seas, extreme heat, and insurance collapse threaten working families most. Clean water, clean air, and climate resilience are civil rights in FL28. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f...

King believed education should lift every child. In FL28, our classrooms are filled with students from Cuba, Haiti, Mexico, and across the Caribbean. They deserve great schools, honest history, and learning without political interference. secure.actblue.com/donate/jim-f... www.jimforflorida.com