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Hold on to your wallet, FL Legislature extends session until May 8th

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Aren't you part of the Walton County Republican Leadership, I'm sure folks would notice, but we who are not afraid to vote our conscience, welcome you. :clap:
 
wrobert said:
From the Times--Marc Caputo




$1.7 million to help Marissa Amora who was horridly abused. This is a priority of Senate President Jeff Atwater, who successfully carried her claims bill last year.


$760,00 to help Kimberly Godwin, who was also horridly abused. This is a priority of former Senate President Ken Pruitt.


$13.4 million to build an ammunition storage facility, "ambush live fire" and machine-gun range at Camp Blanding in Starke. As if the prison and execution chamber in town didn't make Starke scary enough.
-- Marc Caputo
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I just read about the two girls' cases and they are indeed horrid. Marissa was awarded $26MM, but due to the economy, there is a reduction and hopefully an annuity set up for future payments. On Kimberly, the State claimed sovereign immunity - does that even hold up any longer when you have human beings making such egregious infractions? That case had tons of wrongful activity.

Ammo storage? $13.4MM........interesting times!
 
Lynnie said:
I just read about the two girls' cases and they are indeed horrid. Marissa was awarded $26MM, but due to the economy, there is a reduction and hopefully an annuity set up for future payments. On Kimberly, the State claimed sovereign immunity - does that even hold up any longer when you have human beings making such egregious infractions? That case had tons of wrongful activity.

Ammo storage? $13.4MM........interesting times!
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I think, under current statute, that if it is over 200K then they have to put through a claims bill. I imagine those were court awards and those bills had to be passed to get the victims paid.

I wonder just how much ammo you could store in a $13.4 million facility?
 
wrobert said:
Keeping in mind that the Florida Board of Realtors gives hundreds of thousands to the RPOF every year, then maybe you can understand why enforcement and education is a top priority in Florida.

I wonder if anyone would notice if I switched to Independent. I am getting so tired of these guys.
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What, did you say something?
 
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