Villagers on golf carts line up for challenger to U.S. Senator Marco Rubio

Congresswoman Val Demings held a meet-and-greet and a golf cart caravan at the Laurel Manor Recreation Center on Friday.
Demings, the former Orlando police chief, is running for the U.S. Senate and will run against rival Marco Rubio for the presidency.
Eric Lipsett, first vice president of The Villages Democracy Club, which organized the event, said the meeting was important because “it’s an opportunity for people who have never heard of her to know her, or for people who have heard her. , let them strengthen their opinions so they can work for her in the electoral process.”
Demings’ mission is to “ensure that every man, every woman, every boy, and every girl, no matter who they are, their skin color, how much money they may have, their sexual orientation and identity, or their religious beliefs, is successful. Opportunity.”
Demings wants to continue helping children in broken families because she believes “our children, our most precious resource, deserve a roof over their heads, food on the table, and life in a safe place.” Environment.”
She added: “As a member of the United States Senate, I will remain committed to programs that help protect our children, lift them out of poverty, ensure they have access to health care, a good education, and safety. In their homes and schools.”
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