Florida Republican threatens legal action after Miami Beach Pride denies him space in parade
The Republican faced angry, disruptive protests when he participated in the Miami Beach Pride Parade last year.
April 5, 2024
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The Republican faced angry, disruptive protests when he participated in the Miami Beach Pride Parade last year.
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