In this episode of the Clay News & Views podcast, candidate Jason Bellamy-Fults shares his journey from an electrical worker to a political candidate, discussing key issues such as labor rights, energy policy, data centers, and public education in Florida.
Interesting. I already knew I would vote for him over Bradley. I do get some vibes of someone who would be okay with switching parties at some point, like it wouldn’t matter that much. I would still, out of curiosity,just be interested in how he feels about state cooperation with ICE tactics and women’s health rights in the state. Would he keep trying to end FL being the only state with a Free Kill Law?That one is personal to me. By the way, the “blue team” does not want to “defund the police”. Ask the Capitol Police who supported them. The blue team is against police, shall we call it, abuse of power. For instance,“Stopped for being black” is still alive and well in this district. My black, ex-Marine son-in-law has been stopped twice, while driving his truck, and asked why he was in his own neighborhood. But kudos to someone who stepped forward to run, apparently not for power or money, and is willing to take the attacks that will come.
Good points and thanks for your feedback, JoAnn. Let's talk sometime, it sounds like you've got some serious, life-informed perspectives. I'd like to hear them. info@takingbackflorida.org / 352-610-1090.
Interesting. I already knew I would vote for him over Bradley. I do get some vibes of someone who would be okay with switching parties at some point, like it wouldn’t matter that much. I would still, out of curiosity,just be interested in how he feels about state cooperation with ICE tactics and women’s health rights in the state. Would he keep trying to end FL being the only state with a Free Kill Law?That one is personal to me. By the way, the “blue team” does not want to “defund the police”. Ask the Capitol Police who supported them. The blue team is against police, shall we call it, abuse of power. For instance,“Stopped for being black” is still alive and well in this district. My black, ex-Marine son-in-law has been stopped twice, while driving his truck, and asked why he was in his own neighborhood. But kudos to someone who stepped forward to run, apparently not for power or money, and is willing to take the attacks that will come.
Good points and thanks for your feedback, JoAnn. Let's talk sometime, it sounds like you've got some serious, life-informed perspectives. I'd like to hear them. info@takingbackflorida.org / 352-610-1090.