businessman, lawyer, veteran.
AN AMERICAN SUCCESS STORY
Raised by a single mother in the Florida Panhandle, Keith worked his way through school, overcame the odds, and built his businesses right here in Florida. His journey from poverty to prosperity is a testament to hard work, pure faith, and a never-quit attitude.
A successful businessman, Keith is the owner of numerous American-made and based companies. Through his leadership, he has expanded his businesses and created jobs for hundreds of Americans, proving that free enterprise and perseverance are the backbone of the American Dream.
Raised by a single mother in the Florida Panhandle, Keith worked his way through school, overcame the odds, and built his businesses right here in Florida. His journey from poverty to prosperity is a testament to hard work, pure faith, and a never-quit attitude.
A successful businessman, Keith is the owner of numerous American-made and based companies. Through his leadership, he has expanded his businesses and created jobs for hundreds of Americans, proving that free enterprise and perseverance are the backbone of the American Dream.
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Keith Gross
@keithgross
The First Amendment doesn’t have an exception for speech you hate. That’s the whole point.
If it only protects the popular take, it isn’t a right. It’s a vibe.
Keith Gross
@keithgross
Congress stood up the Department of Education in 1979. You can read the whole Constitution and you still won’t find it.
That wasn’t an oversight. That was a power grab dressed up as “for the kids.”
Schools belong to parents and states. Not a cabinet secretary in Washington who never met your child, never signed your tax bill, and somehow still thinks they run the classroom.
Keith Gross
@keithgross
Free people build. Managed people wait.
I’d rather see Florida filled with makers taking risk than bureaucrats taking credit. Capital goes where it’s welcome. So does talent.
Keith Gross
@keithgross
Make America Florida.
(But fully abolish property taxes instead of this unequal Marxist half measure that disincentivizes principled reform by burden shifting more onto those who already pay the most)
Keith Gross
@keithgross
The First Amendment doesn’t have an exception for speech you hate. That’s the whole point.
If it only protects the popular take, it isn’t a right. It’s a vibe.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Congress stood up the Department of Education in 1979. You can read the whole Constitution and you still won’t find it.
That wasn’t an oversight. That was a power grab dressed up as “for the kids.”
Schools belong to parents and states. Not a cabinet secretary in Washington who never met your child, never signed your tax bill, and somehow still thinks they run the classroom.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Free people build. Managed people wait.
I’d rather see Florida filled with makers taking risk than bureaucrats taking credit. Capital goes where it’s welcome. So does talent.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Make America Florida.
(But fully abolish property taxes instead of this unequal Marxist half measure that disincentivizes principled reform by burden shifting more onto those who already pay the most)
Keith Gross
@keithgross
The First Amendment doesn’t have an exception for speech you hate. That’s the whole point.
If it only protects the popular take, it isn’t a right. It’s a vibe.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Congress stood up the Department of Education in 1979. You can read the whole Constitution and you still won’t find it.
That wasn’t an oversight. That was a power grab dressed up as “for the kids.”
Schools belong to parents and states. Not a cabinet secretary in Washington who never met your child, never signed your tax bill, and somehow still thinks they run the classroom.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Free people build. Managed people wait.
I’d rather see Florida filled with makers taking risk than bureaucrats taking credit. Capital goes where it’s welcome. So does talent.Keith Gross
@keithgross
Make America Florida.
(But fully abolish property taxes instead of this unequal Marxist half measure that disincentivizes principled reform by burden shifting more onto those who already pay the most)