"Florida is open for business," said Senate President Wilton Simpson, who shared his stance on COVID-19 lawsuit liability, child welfare and the blue-collar workforce.
March 02, 2021 at 01:37 PM
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Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson was an egg farmer and entrepreneur before he became a Republican politician.
Now holding the presidential baton amid a pandemic and facing a projected $2 billion budget shortfall, here’s what Simpson said is on his radar this legislative session and why.
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Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson. Courtesy photo.
