One week to go

By John Labriola - Only one week remains until one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. 

On Nov. 5, voters will decide whether we continue on the path of open borders, transgender insanity and far-left socialism under Kamala Harris or restore American strength by voting for Donald Trump. 

In Florida, voters will determine the fate of a slate of constitutional amendments, two of which are being financed by deep-pocketed special interest groups of the left. Amendment 3 would give one company a monopoly in the recreational marijuana business, while Amendment 4 would require taxpayer funding of late-term abortions, pouring millions of dollars into the bloody abortion industry. The Citrus Crusader strongly recommends that you vote No on both. 

Here in Citrus, voters will have the opportunity to oust far-left County Commissioner Holly Davis by electing no-party conservative Paul Grogan to the commission. Davis is a Liz Cheney Republican who has repeatedly voted to raise taxes, increase overdevelopment and push the radical LGBT agenda. Let's not be fooled by false party labels. She does not deserve our vote and should be removed from office.

And in Inverness, voters will be able to tell the liberal Chronicle that they don't speak for us by voting for me, John Labriola. Unlike my opponent, I will work to restore the small town conservative values that Inverness once represented by stopping overdevelopment, cutting woke and wasteful government spending, and lowering taxes. The many hundreds of voters I've had the opportunity to meet over the last few months don't like the direction the city is headed in and are ready for a change. My opponent has been on the council for 26 years and has grown out of touch. It's time to end her tenure by voting for John Labriola. 

Even if you don't live in Inverness, you can still help me win by donating to my campaign. Just click the button below! 



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