FreedomWorks Sarah Anderson at Wellington

Sarah Anderson is a policy analyst for FreedomWorks. She researches policy and produces legislative analysis, as well as advances FreedomWorks’ policy priorities by working both on Capitol Hill and with allied groups. Prior to joining FreedomWorks, Sarah worked on various political campaigns both state and national. She now brings to Washington her long-held passion for making America a freer country.

Education: B.A., Government and History, The College of William & Mary

Issues: Budget and Spending, Criminal Justice Reform, Health Care, Education, Pension Reform, Foreign Policy, Regulation

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FreedomWorks Sarah Anderson at Abacoa

Sarah Anderson is a policy analyst for FreedomWorks. She researches policy and produces legislative analysis, as well as advances FreedomWorks’ policy priorities by working both on Capitol Hill and with allied groups. Prior to joining FreedomWorks, Sarah worked on various political campaigns both state and national. She now brings to Washington her long-held passion for making America a freer country.

Education: B.A., Government and History, The College of William & Mary

Issues: Budget and Spending, Criminal Justice Reform, Health Care, Education, Pension Reform, Foreign Policy, Regulation

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FreedomWorks Sarah Anderson at Boca

Sarah Anderson is a policy analyst for FreedomWorks. She researches policy and produces legislative analysis, as well as advances FreedomWorks’ policy priorities by working both on Capitol Hill and with allied groups. Prior to joining FreedomWorks, Sarah worked on various political campaigns both state and national. She now brings to Washington her long-held passion for making America a freer country.

Education: B.A., Government and History, The College of William & Mary

Issues: Budget and Spending, Criminal Justice Reform, Health Care, Education, Pension Reform, Foreign Policy, Regulation

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Congratulations to the GOP Primary Winners!

The Palm Beach County Tea Party supports “favorite son” Brian Mast for re-election to the House in district 18, Governor Rick Scott for Senator, and Representative Ron DeSantis for Governor.

	In a great primary victory, Brian Mast triumphed over his challengers, winning 78% of the 71,379 votes cast in the Republican primary. With approximately 203K Republicans eligible to vote on Tuesday, that represents a turnout of 35% – quite a showing for any primary, let alone a midterm, and a sign that enthusiasm is high. We can’t rest now though as the Democrats had a respectable turnout also – their 57,929 voters was 31% of their 184K eligible voters. Now is the time to give Brian your money and your time to help him hold this seat against the formidble resources that the left will bring to “bear” for Baer.
	In the Governor’s race, our friend Ron DeSantis, backed by President Trump, rode to a 20 point victory over Adam Putnam, proving once again that media polling is fake. Ron also had a turnout advantage over the Democrats who have nominated a Bernie Sanders socialist who could not represent a more stark contrast to the DeSantis/Trump agenda. This one is for keeps, so saddle up.
	For Senator, Rick Scott brought down 89% of the vote against token opposition and will face long term incumbent Bill Nelson, a tiresome politician long past his expiration date. This election is an opportunity to replace obstructionist Democrats and never-Trumper Republicans with those who can advance the Trump agenda. Electing Rick Scott and others like him is key to this and it can succeed with our help.

We are also rooting for our Florida House candidates – Rick Roth for HD85, Laurel Bennett for HD86, and Michael Caruso for HD89.

TPP Call – 8/16/18

Invalidated: The Shredding of the US Patent System at Boca and Wellington

Wellington Showing of “Invalidated”

Boca Showing of “Invalidated”

CONSERVATIVE CONGRESIONAL SCORECARDS

Several conservative organizations score the conservativeness of the members of the United States Congress

You can find the scores of your representative and senators as follows:

American Conservative Union

Americans For Prosperity

Conservative Review

Club for Growth

FreedomWorks

Heritage Action

In addition to the conservative scorecards, there is other information available for members of Congress.

Information on the legislative activity of members of Congress can be found at:

2017 Report Cards

The roll call votes of members of Congress can be found at:

Congressional Voting Records

A database with information on members of Congress can be downloaded at:

Ideology and Related Data

TPP Call – 8/12/18

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