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Carlos Smith
@CarlosGSmith · FL · H
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Environment, 0.9 pp below the party median.
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| Environment | 0.5% | 1.4% | −0.9 pp | Under-indexed | 261 |
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Can we talk about how @GovRonDeSantis accepted a $1 MILLION bribe by signing SB 1194 just now?? This is corrupt AF. He just overturned the will of Key West residents who overwhelmingly V-O-T-E-D to limit giant cruise ships destroying their coral reef. Welcome to the swamp. https://t.co/DodaXQEx38
Close all the damn beaches already for f**ks sake!!! Why is this so hard????? 56 Floridians are dead. https://t.co/RZZ63lKqO4
RT @NHC_Atlantic: 11am EDT Key Messages on Potential Tropical Cyclone #Nine: #Hurricane Watches and Tropical Storm Warnings issued for port…
RT @NHC_Atlantic: 4PM CDT Sep 25: #Helene strengthens and moves into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico. Preparations to protect life and prop…
As Floridians, we have seen a tremendous rise in climate catastrophes in recent years. Climate change is real, no matter how much my opponent and other Republicans want to pretend it isn<U+2019>t. Florida Democrats will always work to protect our future and our state.
Floridians have experienced the effects of climate change firsthand. In the past decade, our state has seen stronger storms, more flooding, and higher temperatures. We must continue working to pass historic investments to protect our present and our future.
The impact of the climate crisis is being felt in Florida every day. From rising temperatures to more powerful storms, the time to act now. We cannot wait. We must pass legislation and set goals to make Florida 100% renewable energy-based by 2040 and carbon neutral by 2050.
Hurricane Ian is now a category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 MPH. This is an extremely dangerous storm, and is under going rapid intensification. Please continue following local authorities and be sure to prepare before it<U+2019>s too late.
Big phosphate wins = Floridians lose. <U+2B07><U+FE0F> <U+201C>Legislators are poised to block one of the most effective tools local governments say they have to protect water quality in their communities in the face of red tide and blue-green algae outbreaks,<U+201D> How much did they DONATE? <U+0001F4B0> https://t.co/W2Z2CVWM1o