New legislators collected from Trump to Capitol Hill: who are Randy Fine and Jimmy Patronis?
The Chamber Republicans will finally begin this week with a complete conference for the first time this year.
The representatives recently coinable Randy Fine, R-Fla., And Jimmy Patronis, R-Fla., They won special elections in the districts of the 6th and 1st Congress of the Sunshine State, respectively on Tuesday evening.
It will give a room of Wiggle very necessary to the speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., Which has fought with a margin from one to two votes from the beginning of the congress in early January.
In separate interviews with Fox News Digital this week, both legislators reported that they would be team players focused on the advancement of the president Donald Trump Agenda, I probably welcome the news for the leaders of the GoP of the Chamber while navigating in a conference that has been deeply fractured on key issues such as public spending.
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The representatives Randy Fine, on the left, and Jimmy Patronis, on the right, won special elections on Tuesday after President Donald Trump approved them both at the beginning. (Getty)
“We don’t need the team to fight within themselves. Everyone must keep an eye on the prize,” he said. “How do we speaker Johnson’s speaker? And when we do it, how can we do President Trump is successful? My goal is to help the team to be successful. This will help my voters. This will help Florida. Which will help the country “.
Patronis told Fox News Digital that some of its maximum priorities would have been military and veterans and that Trump’s policies are made on the efficiency of the government, the crisis of borders and on the trafficking of Fenanil.
The military are particularly important for Patronis, which until recently was Florida’s Chief Financial Officer. The 1st congress district, which had been represented by the former representative Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., Maintains a strong military presence in several branches of the armed forces.
Patronis promised that his office would be “to do everything possible” to help military installations continue to “protect our nation”.
For veterans care, the new Florida deputy praised Trump’s first administration for Support reform addressed In allowing veterans to seek assistance outside the hospitals, but he said he was “put in front” under the Biden administration.
“He really allowed those veterinarians to look for services in his community instead of traveling outside the state,” he said, committing himself to work to bring him back to the track.
Although he did not particularly mention the Department of Efficiency of the Government (Doge), Patronis has reported that he is aligned with his objectives of transparency in federal spending.
“I am a great supporter of the fact that the citizens of the State of Florida spend their money better, a much better devil, Washington, DC, ago,” said Patronis. “I like to be a guard dog … I like to make sure that transparency is the norm, which we have, you know, an audience that is informed and aware of how their tax dollars are used.”
Well, when he was asked of his objects of the agenda, largely deferred to the president.
“The great object of the agenda will ensure that we pass the agenda of President Trump. Listen, is a restricted majority and you have to support the team captain,” said the end.
He stressed that Florida’s Republican majority grew significantly during his mandate in both houses of the state legislature.
“It didn’t get there during the night. It is because the Republicans showed that we knew how to govern, and we hit singles, double and triples every day. And the voters rewarded us,” said Finish. “The goal must go from the majority to five votes to a 15, to a 25, a 35, and you do it by adjusting and putting points on the scoreboard every day.”
Both republicans clarified, however, that their principles would follow them by the Sole State to the capital of the nation.
The newly elected members of the congress are giving the necessary flexibility to the Mike Johnson house speaker. (Ap photo/j. Scott Applewhite, file)
Patronis said he was trying to start work on the insurance reform, a critical problem in Florida, a state that regularly deals with natural catastrophes.
“When you have high insurance rates, when you have inflation as it is, the property of the house is more a dream than a reality,” he said. “We launched several solutions when I was CFO.”
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Among the initiatives he mentioned was legislation to create a saving account exempt from taxes to help the owners of houses during national catastrophes, a bill that was introduced by the representative Laurel Lee, R-Fla., A member of the delegation.
End has maintained to Fox News Digital that “cannot give cards Blanche” guarantees to host the leaders of the Gop, but said it included a few points of future dispute.
“I was the only republican Jew in the legislature of Florida for eight years. I got this crazy nickname, the” Jewish hammer “, which I finally decided to embrace,” said the end. “If, God prohibited, they had done something that was frappily (fighting anti -Semitism), it would be an example in which my principals would have canceled and I would not be able to be with the team.”
