The tax cuts that we passed last year have empowered people to keep more of the money they earn and have put our economy on an upwards trajectory. We've seen more jobs, bigger paychecks and...
Bills Passed to Make Healthcare More Affordable and More Accessible
We need a healthcare system that puts patients first. That means choice, flexibility and innovation—not mandates, red tape and taxes.Florida families deserve care that will be best for their unique...
ICYMI: Mast Publishes Open Letter to Brightline
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Brian Mast (FL-18) published the below open letter to Brightline, which originally ran in TCPalm, reacting to Brightline President Patrick Goddard’s assertion...
Mast Builds Support to Revoke Brightline’s Bonds
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Following a committee hearing on Brightline’s use of tax-exempt Private Activity Bonds held at Congressman Brian Mast’s (FL-18) request, support is now building in Congress urging...
What They Are Saying: Mast Leads Efforts to Make Clean Water a Priority
“Mast deserves kudos for his willingness to do the right thing, even when it would be far easier politically to just go along to get along.”; “This is a great day for Florida and the Everglades. We...
Week In Review: May 4 – May 10 | Empowering Local Businesses
Right now, the US unemployment rate is at the lowest level since the year 2000. Compensation increases for small business workers are at the highest level in nearly 20 years. And consumer confidence...
Bills Passed: Empowering Job Creators
Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. In Florida alone, small businesses employ over 3 million people, or nearly half of the private sector workforce. That’s why it’s critical...
Week In Review: April 13 – April 19 | Taxpayers First
This week I had a singular mission: put taxpayers first.Sadly, I don’t think the massive IT failure at the IRS this week surprised anybody. After all, this isn’t a government agency that inspires a...
BRIGHTLINE ADMITS IT: THEY’RE PUBLICLY FUNDED
Today, under oath before Congress, Brightline admitted that they lied when they said that their project is "not publicly funded at all." This is a direct quote from today: "There has been public...






