Question for Fla. Republican senator: You OK with Proud Boys on Miami-Dade GOP exec committee?

DORAL, Fla. – A former Republican lawmaker is looking for a former Republican senator and Miami-Dade Commissioner to take motion to take away members of the far-right group Proud Boys from the Miami-Dade GOP Govt Committee.

Seven present or former Proud Boys are members of the Miami-Dade GOP Govt Committee.

J.C. Planas, a former Republican lawmaker, tweeted Friday. “I publicly name on my good friend Sen. Rene Garcia to take away all Proud Boys from the Miami-Dade County Republican Govt Committee.”

“It’s to the advantage of the Republican social gathering and to the advantage of America that these extremist components are excised from the Republican social gathering,” Planas mentioned.

Garcia, the native GOP Chairman, didn’t name Native 10 Information again Friday concerning the Proud Boys membership.

Republican Senator Marco Rubio was at a joint look with Republican Senator Rick Scott in Doral Friday.

We requested Rubio if he was OK with Proud Boys serving on the Miami-Dade GOP committee.

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“Properly, if you ask me concerning the Communists and Socialists which might be a part of the native Democratic social gathering, then we will discuss members of the Republican social gathering.”

It was additionally a possibility to question each about what they considered Thursday’s prime-time listening to on the Jan. 6 Revolt.

“I didn’t watch it, it’s a joke. If anyone dedicated against the law on Jan. 6, the justice division ought to cost them and that’s what’s occurring now,” Rubio mentioned.

Scott famous the committee employed a community information government to make it good TV.

“It is a full charade produced by an ABC reporter for TV. It’s like actuality TV,” Scott mentioned.

It was actuality tv, however for actual and true. Documentary footage confirmed Proud Boys ominously marching on the mall and Henry “Enrique” Tarrio of Miami, the previous nationwide chairman of Proud Boys secretly assembly with Oath Keepers, a far-right anti-government militia group, earlier than the assault.