Amid unprecedented Natl Debt, Conservatives within GOP revolt against Establishment "RINOS"

PLANT CITY, Fla. - Aug. 19, 2024 - PRLog -- As the American economy experiences unprecedented levels of spending -- which drive record levels of national debt (the U.S, goes another trillion dollars in debt every 90--100 days, according to many leading experts, and as reported by CNBC, Forbes, Yahoo! Finance, and confirmed by a basic Google search) -- Jennifer Barbosa and James Judge, both of whom "answered the call" from former president, Donald Trump, to challenge GOP congresswoman, Laurel Lee, as we previously reported, have accused Lee, the incumbent, of being "Liberal" on a number of fronts, including refusals to address excessive spending, which drives record levels of National Debt.

Political pundits are closely watching central Florida's District 15 Congressional race due to the thin margin this newly-redrawn district gives each side, making it a very competitive and hotly contested race -- both for the Primary and the General Election. Pundits and experts are keeping an eye, more broadly, on national races this election season, and watching closely to see whether the record lows in "approval ratings" for Congress will translate into voting out the incumbents -- or, whether American voters will continue to reelect incumbent politicians with "a 98% win rate," as Balletopedia reports.

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The Editor-in-Chief is the same Gordon Wayne Watts who nearly won the 3rd largest pro-life case since Roe, narrowly losing 4-3 in the epic Terri Schiavo case, and doing better even than former Gov Jeb Bush, both of whom sought to be Schiavo's Next Friend aka Guardian, so Watts' eponymous and namesake page has Conservative credibility:

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[1] In Re: GORDON WAYNE WATTS (as next friend of THERESA MARIE 'TERRI' SCHIAVO), No. SC03-2420 (Fla. Feb.23, 2005), denied 4-3 on rehearing. (Watts got 42.7% of his panel)

[2] In Re: JEB BUSH, GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA, ET AL. v. MICHAEL SCHIAVO, GUARDIAN: THERESA SCHIAVO, No. SC04-925 (Fla. Oct.21, 2004), denied 7-0 on rehearing. (Bush got 0.0% of his panel before the same court)