The House Republican has consistently voted against women's reproductive rights, even as many voters from her own party oppose measures to ban abortion in Florida.
Opponents see it as the state’s willingness to cater to the ultra-conservative group which has long supported Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Draconian book ban policies.
The original bill eliminated all limits on 16 and 17-year-olds working in the early morning or late at night, including on school days. A majority of Floridians–72% percent–strongly opposed it.
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Opponents of the Republican lawmakers’ petition argue that this is a ploy to ban abortion nationwide without Congress.
The group representing the companies suing the state called the ruling "a major victory for free speech."
A Florida Senate committee announced Monday that it is postponing a Republican bill that would give fetuses civil rights as children. But opponents warn that the delay may only be temporary.
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell says that Sen. Rick Scott's record shows that if given the opportunity, he would help pass a national abortion ban, jail doctors providing care, and ban access to birth control.
Miami-Dade County Public Schools said the slip was sent out “in compliance with state law.” Florida education officials, however, called it “nothing more than a political ploy.”
Six years after the Parkland shooting, state Republicans are pushing bills to strip away common-sense gun protections, while Florida Democrats introduce bills to honor gun violence victims through preventive action.
