What’s The Deal With Q and Anon Part 1?

Beverly Kilmer, the CEO of Freedom Speaks Coalition, Inc., speaks about what is Q and Anon, one of the most controversial things on the planet. Beverly used to be a member of the Florida House of Representatives, but she has come out of retirement to fight for our children. Join the Supernatural Junkies as we go inside the real agenda they have planned for our children!

About our Guest:

Bev Kilmer, former House representative for Florida, author (of more than 15 books), and currently the CEO of Freedom Speaks Coalition, Inc.; Protect Florida Children's Health; SafeEd K12 :https://www.linkedin.com/in/freedomspeaks  takes time out of her busy schedule to talk with the Supernatural Junkies. 

CEO at Freedom Speaks Coalition, Inc.; Protect Florida Children's Health; SafeEd K12 :https://www.linkedin.com/in/freedomspeaks

You can always email Bev at : BevKilmer5@gmail.com

About

Freedom Speaks Coalition, Inc. is a 501 c3 non-profit, a coalition of action-driven, independent organizations, dedicated to making sure that America’s core values, principles, and proud history are preserved.
Visit us at http://www.freedomspeaks.us and find us on Facebook at facebook.com/freedomspeaksUS 
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Beverly "Bev" J. Kilmer is a Republican politician who served as a member of the Florida House of Representatives from 1998 to 2004, representing the 7th District.

Bev Kilmer

Member of the Florida House of Representatives
from the 7th district

In office
November 3, 1998 – November 2, 2004

Preceded by

Jamey Westbrook

Succeeded by

David Coley

Personal details

Born

January 24, 1951 (age 71)
Detroit, Michigan

Political party

Republican

Spouse(s)

Larry Kilmer

Children

Teresa Dean, Ken, Kirk

Alma mater

Matrix Institute of Business

Occupation

Business development

Beverly "Bev" J. Kilmer is a Republican politician who served as a member of the Florida House of Representatives from 1998 to 2004, representing the 7th District. She unsuccessfully ran for Congress in 2004 against Congressman Allen Boyd, and again for the Florida House in 2016.

• Kilmer was born in Detroit, Michigan, and dropped out of high school to have a family. She later earned her GED and attended the Matrix Institute of Business, and moved to Florida in 1970. She became a hairdresser and opened up a chain of hair salons in Tallahassee, ultimately deciding to run for office after testifying against a proposed regulation that she thought would hurt hair stylists.

Florida House of Representatives

In 1998, Kilmer announced that she would run against incumbent Democratic State Representative Jamey Westbrook in the 7th District, which stretched from Miramar Beach to Marianna and Tallahassee. Shortly after Westbrook filed for re-election, he was indicted for defrauding a federal peanut quota program after he falsified farming quotas and federal disaster claims for farmers.] Shortly afterwards, Westbrook's wife, Gayle Westbrook, also filed to run in the Democratic primary, and they announced that they would decide which of them would actually run for the seat.Ultimately, Gayle dropped out of the race, leaving Jamey Westbrook as the Democratic nominee. A contentious general election ensued in the ancestrally Democratic district, with Westbrook emphasizing his humble roots, and his innocence of the charges brought against him, by airing television advertisements showing him riding his tractor through his peanut fields—which inadvertently reminded voters of his looming indictment.In the end, Kilmer narrowly defeated Westbrook, 51–49%, winning by just 800 votes, which came from her sizable margins in Bay County, which she won 66–34%, and in Walton County, where she won 76–24%.  Kilmer joined a Republican-dominated legislature and Republican Governor Jeb Bush, which was the first time that the state had been governed exclusively by Republicans since Reconstruction.[3]

When Kilmer ran for re-election in 2000, she was challenged by Westbrook, who was acquitted of the charges against him just weeks after he lost re-election in 1998. The state party targeted Kilmer for defeat, hoping that Westbrook's acquittal and the district's history of voting for Democrats would allow them to pick it up. However, Kilmer ended up expanding her margin of victory over Westbrook, defeating him 53–47% as the Florida Panhandle overwhelmingly backed George W. Bush over Al Gore in the presidential election.

Kilmer sought a third and final term in the House in 2002, when she was opposed by businessman Cliff Thomas, the Democratic nominee.Despite Kilmer's close previous races, Thomas received little outside support and ultimately lost in a landslide, receiving only 41% of the vote to Kilmer's 59%.

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