Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds said he would consider reappointing Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo if elected, while opponent Crist Jolly indicated he would fire Ladapo. The differing positions highlight healthcare policy divides in the November 3 election.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds reiterated Tuesday that he remains open to reappointing Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo if he wins the Nov. 3 election. That marks a clear distinction with Democrat David Jolly, who has vowed to fire Ladapo on his first day in office. Ladapo has served as the state’s surgeon general since […]
Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds reiterated Tuesday that he remains open to reappointing Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo if he wins the Nov. 3 election. That marks a clear distinction with Democrat David Jolly, who has vowed to fire Ladapo on his first day in office. The post As Governor, Donalds Might Retain Surgeon General Ladapo. Jolly Would Fire Him. appeared first on Fla