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Post Office Box 1287
Bushnell, FL 33513
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2026 Florida U.S. House District 11 — Republican Primary · August 18, 2026
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August 18, 2026
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Representative in Congress
District 11
Carey Baker
Ivette Palomo
Joe Strada
Nizam Razack
Tim Wilkins
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Post Office Box 1287 · Bushnell, FL 33513
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FEC committee ID: C00937185
FEC committee name: PALOMO AND THE AMERICAN KITCHEN TABLE FOR CONGRESS
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Published website: https://www.americankitchentable.com/
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A father’s prayer.A mother’s counsel.A child’s question.A grandparent’s blessing.
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A father’s prayer.A mother’s counsel.A child’s question.A grandparent’s blessing.
A mother who defended her table.A farmer who strikes at the root.A first responder who runs toward the storm.
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A mother who defended her table.A farmer who strikes at the root.A first responder who runs toward the storm.
The home your husband built. The table by the window. The sand cranes in the pasture. The government does not see these. It sees a data point. A flood zone on a map. A number on a spreadsheet.
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The home your husband built. The table by the window. The sand cranes in the pasture. The government does not see these. It sees a data point. A flood zone on a map. A number on a spreadsheet.
A teenager in Clermont. A father in Wildwood. A sister in Apopka. Lost to a single pill pressed in a Mexican lab and sold by a cartel that treated our border like an open door—and can treat it that way again. In 2022, 5,622 Floridians died of fentanyl—poison shipped by the Sinaloa and Jalisco Cartels through loopholes created by Washington’s “catch-and-release” policies. The policies have changed. The vulnerability has not. The cartels are still there. The bureaucracy that opened the door is still there. And the next President can open the door again with the stroke of a pen.
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A teenager in Clermont. A father in Wildwood. A sister in Apopka. Lost to a single pill pressed in a Mexican lab and sold by a cartel that treated our border like an open door—and can treat it that way again. In 2022, 5,622 Floridians died of fentanyl—poison shipped by the Sinaloa and Jalisco Cartels through loopholes created by Washington’s “catch-and-release” policies. The policies have changed. The vulnerability has not. The cartels are still there. The bureaucracy that opened the door is still there. And the next President can open the door again with the stroke of a pen.
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Because man has only those rights he can defend.
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Because man has only those rights he can defend.
When I saw the government harming the very people they were supposed to protect, I questioned. I spoke. I published.
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When I saw the government harming the very people they were supposed to protect, I questioned. I spoke. I published.
I will sponsor. I will force the vote. I will make every politician go on record. I will arm you with the truth.
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I will sponsor. I will force the vote. I will make every politician go on record. I will arm you with the truth.
Because man has only those rights he can defend—
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Because man has only those rights he can defend—
I will strike the root — with the REINS Act to stop unelected rulemaking, and the Administrative Independence Act to restore your right to a real court.
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I will strike the root — with the REINS Act to stop unelected rulemaking, and the Administrative Independence Act to restore your right to a real court.
The wind and water are real. The hurricanes come. The floods rise. No policy can change the weather. But the extraction is not necessary, and the black box is not inevitable. A premium that reflects risk is one thing. A premium that reflects desperation is another. Florida homeowners accept the first. They are forced to accept the second.
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The wind and water are real. The hurricanes come. The floods rise. No policy can change the weather. But the extraction is not necessary, and the black box is not inevitable. A premium that reflects risk is one thing. A premium that reflects desperation is another. Florida homeowners accept the first. They are forced to accept the second.
Tell your neighbors: 30 to 50 cents of every premium dollar goes to foreign reinsurers you cannot vote out. Send me your story. When I stand on the House floor to force the vote, I will hold your proof in my hand. The algorithm survives when citizens accept it. The algorithm dies when citizens demand its demolition and their Representative delivers the strike.
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Tell your neighbors: 30 to 50 cents of every premium dollar goes to foreign reinsurers you cannot vote out. Send me your story. When I stand on the House floor to force the vote, I will hold your proof in my hand. The algorithm survives when citizens accept it. The algorithm dies when citizens demand its demolition and their Representative delivers the strike.
At your kitchen table, this isn’t policy—it is a direct assault on your sovereignty.
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At your kitchen table, this isn’t policy—it is a direct assault on your sovereignty.
Yet for 15 years, leadership has consistently voted for the final passage of every major annual appropriations bill that funds this bureaucracy. When the must-pass bills to fund the government—and the DOE—came to the floor, their hand went up for “Aye” every single time. While the President acts to dismantle it, leadership has spent a decade and a half writing its checks. Their seniority didn’t stop the cartel; it built its budget.
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Yet for 15 years, leadership has consistently voted for the final passage of every major annual appropriations bill that funds this bureaucracy. When the must-pass bills to fund the government—and the DOE—came to the floor, their hand went up for “Aye” every single time. While the President acts to dismantle it, leadership has spent a decade and a half writing its checks. Their seniority didn’t stop the cartel; it built its budget.
We will wage a two-front war in Washington:
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We will wage a two-front war in Washington:
This is your battle plan. Join me in this endeavor—
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This is your battle plan. Join me in this endeavor—
The fentanyl crisis is not an accident. It is a policy choice. On January 20, 2021, President Biden terminated border wall construction. On September 30, 2021, his Secretary of Homeland Security issued directives telling ICE not to enforce the law against most individuals here illegally. Unelected officials issued internal memos and “guidance” that effectively stood down border enforcement, prioritized processing over protection, and created the very loopholes cartels exploit.
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The fentanyl crisis is not an accident. It is a policy choice. On January 20, 2021, President Biden terminated border wall construction. On September 30, 2021, his Secretary of Homeland Security issued directives telling ICE not to enforce the law against most individuals here illegally. Unelected officials issued internal memos and “guidance” that effectively stood down border enforcement, prioritized processing over protection, and created the very loopholes cartels exploit.
The REINS Act makes border security permanent by requiring congressional approval for any major change to enforcement policy. No more bureaucratic memos opening the gates. No more executive orders reversing the wall. Every major policy change faces a public vote.
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The REINS Act makes border security permanent by requiring congressional approval for any major change to enforcement policy. No more bureaucratic memos opening the gates. No more executive orders reversing the wall. Every major policy change faces a public vote.
For fifteen years, the Derelict Sentry watched this trap be built. He watched the rules multiply. He watched the star chambers expand. He voted for the REINS Act when it came to the floor—then did nothing to force the Senate to act. He has never used it to challenge a single Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services rule that is bankrupting District 11 families. He supports it symbolically. He will not fight for it substantively.
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For fifteen years, the Derelict Sentry watched this trap be built. He watched the rules multiply. He watched the star chambers expand. He voted for the REINS Act when it came to the floor—then did nothing to force the Senate to act. He has never used it to challenge a single Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services rule that is bankrupting District 11 families. He supports it symbolically. He will not fight for it substantively.
At your kitchen table, this is not abstract policy. It is a two-part disaster.
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At your kitchen table, this is not abstract policy. It is a two-part disaster.
I will secure your table — by forcing the vote, restoring your constitutional rights, and ensuring no rule takes a dollar from your kitchen table without your Representative’s vote.
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I will secure your table — by forcing the vote, restoring your constitutional rights, and ensuring no rule takes a dollar from your kitchen table without your Representative’s vote.
The DOE presents your local school with a brutal choice: adopt the latest federally-sanctioned ideological framework or lose the funds needed for special education and low-income students. This is federal blackmail, paid for with your tax dollars. They say they’re ‘fighting for parents’ rights’ while, for 15 years, their votes have funded the very system that nullifies them.
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The DOE presents your local school with a brutal choice: adopt the latest federally-sanctioned ideological framework or lose the funds needed for special education and low-income students. This is federal blackmail, paid for with your tax dollars. They say they’re ‘fighting for parents’ rights’ while, for 15 years, their votes have funded the very system that nullifies them.
They say they’re “fighting for parents’ rights” while, for years, their votes have funded the very system that nullifies them.
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They say they’re “fighting for parents’ rights” while, for years, their votes have funded the very system that nullifies them.
This is not reform. It is abolition. We will convert the Department of Education’s building into a monument to federal overreach and use its budget to fund Parents’ Scholarship Accounts, putting education dollars back at your kitchen table.
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This is not reform. It is abolition. We will convert the Department of Education’s building into a monument to federal overreach and use its budget to fund Parents’ Scholarship Accounts, putting education dollars back at your kitchen table.
Three: Send Me the Proof. Send me the materials and your story. Tell me what your child was asked, and what they are no longer learning. When I stand on the House floor to introduce the bill to abolish the DOE, I will hold your evidence in my hand. I will say: “This is not a lesson plan. This is the captured mind of a child from Polk City, from Clermont, from Wildwood. The Department of Education did this, and Congress funded it.”
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Three: Send Me the Proof. Send me the materials and your story. Tell me what your child was asked, and what they are no longer learning. When I stand on the House floor to introduce the bill to abolish the DOE, I will hold your evidence in my hand. I will say: “This is not a lesson plan. This is the captured mind of a child from Polk City, from Clermont, from Wildwood. The Department of Education did this, and Congress funded it.”
SEE THE BATTLE PLAN ↱
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SEE THE BATTLE PLAN ↱
The REINS Act reclaims congressional control over regulations. The Administrative Independence Act restores your right to a real court. The FTO Designation makes border security permanent. Three strikes. One machine dismantled.
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The REINS Act reclaims congressional control over regulations. The Administrative Independence Act restores your right to a real court. The FTO Designation makes border security permanent. Three strikes. One machine dismantled.
The REINS Act reclaims congressional control over regulations and funding. The Administrative Independence Act restores your right to a real court. Economic sovereignty returns to the citizen.
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The REINS Act reclaims congressional control over regulations and funding. The Administrative Independence Act restores your right to a real court. Economic sovereignty returns to the citizen.
The REINS Act forces congressional approval for major environmental regulations. The Administrative Independence Act abolishes administrative courts and restores your right to a real court. Stewardship returns to the landowner.
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The REINS Act forces congressional approval for major environmental regulations. The Administrative Independence Act abolishes administrative courts and restores your right to a real court. Stewardship returns to the landowner.
Demolish the Black Box. Restore Your Day in Court. End the Extraction.
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Demolish the Black Box. Restore Your Day in Court. End the Extraction.
Florida’s average homeowner’s insurance premium: $15,460 in 2025 — nearly five times the national averagePremium increase since 2020: 64 percent — while insured property value increased only 38 percentThe gap: 26 percentage points that inflation and property values cannot explainNon-renewals: Up 280 percent since 2018. Florida’s non-renewal rate is the highest in the nationUninsured: 20 percent of Florida homeowners have been priced out of protection entirely
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Florida’s average homeowner’s insurance premium: $15,460 in 2025 — nearly five times the national averagePremium increase since 2020: 64 percent — while insured property value increased only 38 percentThe gap: 26 percentage points that inflation and property values cannot explainNon-renewals: Up 280 percent since 2018. Florida’s non-renewal rate is the highest in the nationUninsured: 20 percent of Florida homeowners have been priced out of protection entirely
Execute the Order. Restore the Right.
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Execute the Order. Restore the Right.
Your Battle Plan to Support the Strike
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Your Battle Plan to Support the Strike
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Candidate ID: H6FL11266
Name: PALOMO, IVETTE
Office: House
State: FL
District: FL11
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