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Joe Strada skipped college and went from working in a bowling alley to building one of Florida’s biggest HVAC, electric and plumbing companies. Now the centimillionaire Republican wants to take “Strada speed” to Congress.

Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/brandonkochkodin/2026/09/28/meet-joe-strada-florida-hvac-mogul-set-to-become-the-richest-member-of-congress/

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    @hughjaass3787

    Just what we need, ANOTHER millionaire Republican in DC….
    Also, U forgot to mention Rick Scott made his fortune by committing the largest medicaid fraud in US History, paid a tiny fine, kept over $150M, used $40M to campaign for Governor, then won.

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