On August 29, 1989 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) made history as the very first Cuban-American and first Latina, of any background, ever elected to Congress. And ever since she achieved that truly historic milestone, the Cuban-American community has never gone without representation in our nation’s capital. In fact, Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen’s unwavering…

Vowing to fight against the rising Socialist tide, Cuban-Americans are stepping up to run for Congress from South Florida to New York, Tennessee, and everywhere in between! With Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and their Socialist Squad handing Nancy Pelosi the Democrat majority in Congress, the threat that America may…

An in-depth look at what the election of this American-born daughter of Cuban exiles represents for Florida’s future. On the morning of January 8th, 2019 Jeanette Nuñez was sworn-in as Florida’s 20th Lieutenant Governor, with the class, humility, and dignity that her colleagues say has come to define her tenure…

GOP leaders Jessica Fernández and Rhonda López are poised to make history in the Miami-Dade Republican Party. In 2016, the Miami Herald dubbed longtime President of the Miami Young Republicans, Jessica Fernández, the “star” of the Florida Delegation to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. While Fernández rejects the…

A record number of Republican women are running for office in Miami-Dade. The 2018 midterm elections will be pivotal for Republicans in Florida, especially after a series of blows and special election defeats to less well-funded Democrats. …

5 Reasons Why He’s a Star Both On & Off the Field — 1) Gonzalez Embodies the American Dream On December 29th, 1960, his grandparents fled Cuba under threat of execution from the Castro regime. Along with their children, they settled in Ohio in search of a better life based on a belief in the American values of freedom, equal justice under the law, and free markets that have…

On the night of August 29 1989, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen shattered a glass ceiling. She not only became the first Cuban-American elected to Congress, but the first Latina, of any background, to ever serve in the nation’s capitol. While she had become the first Latina to serve in both chambers of…