Strada: “I Want To Stand Right Next With President Trump.” According to Joe Strada on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, “STRADA: He had a really good life before he was president. And he just, he loves our country so much, he knows it's broken. I want to stand right next with President Trump, I want to fight for the agenda. The American people want it. We voted for it. Overwhelming he won, every swing state, popular vote, the American people spoke. I want to be standing right there with President Trump and fight for Americans, everyday Americans, small business owners.” [Joe Strada, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, 6/25/26] (video)
Strada On The Republican Reconciliation Bill: “The American People Have To Have This.” According to Joe Strada on Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, “STRADA: We're going to get through this. The One Big Beautiful Bill will get passed, little by little, work to get through it. But it's going to, the American people have to have this.” [Joe Strada, Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, 6/18/25] (video)
Trump Worked To Pass The “One Big Beautiful Bill.” According to Fox News, "House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., touted the close coordination between Congress and President Donald Trump to successfully pass the ‘one big, beautiful bill,’ saying the collaboration is part of the ‘beauty of unified government.’ Congress officially passed Trump’s multitrillion-dollar bill Thursday afternoon after back-to-back sleepless sessions for both the House and Senate. The massive agenda package now goes to Trump’s desk to be signed into law just in time for Republicans’ self-imposed Fourth of July deadline." [Fox News, 7/3/25]
HEADLINE: "Trump And GOP’s Tax Bill Would Force Cuts To Medicare, CBO Says" [Washington Post, 5/21/25]
January 2026: 5,287,658 Floridians Were Enrolled In Medicare. According to heatlhinsurance.org, “Medicare enrollment in Florida stood at 5,287,658 as of January 2026. For most people, Medicare coverage enrollment happens when they turn 65. But Medicare eligibility is also triggered for younger people if they’re disabled and have been receiving disability benefits for 24 months, or if they have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or end-stage renal disease. Almost 8% percent of Medicare beneficiaries in Florida are eligible due to disability, while the other 92% are at least 65 and are eligible for Medicare due to their age.1 Nationwide, almost 90% of Medicare beneficiaries are eligible due to their age, and the remaining 10% are eligible due to a disability.” [healthinsurance.org – Medicare in Florida, Viewed 9/16/26]