Florida bar officials notified of a new complaint against rogue Congressman it reprimanded in writing just last year

Miami, FL: On Thursday February 6th, 2020, the Miami-Dade Democratic Party transmitted its complaint against the previously admonished Rep. Gaetz by mail to the Florida bar.

In so doing, Miami-Dade Democratic Party has taken action to hold one of President Trump's top defenders accountable for violating legal ethics by risking America’s national security to “grandstand” in Congress which entailed breaking into a secure, compartmented information facility, then ordering pizza. The party has filed a bar complaint against Florida’s 1st District Congressman, Rep. Matt Gaetz.

It’s hard to believe, but January is over. We've endured one of the most hate-filled State of the Union addresses, and watched the Senate abdicate its constitutional responsibility. It's now on us to protect our democracy. There are just nine months until the November election, fewer than 200 days til the all-important August primary, and just over 40 days til Florida’s Presidential Preference Primary in March. Every moment counts in our fight to restore our democracy. Read on to hear what we’ve been doing this month and how you can get involved.

The Miami-Dade Democratic Executive Committee (DEC) is hiring multiple Field Organizers for an unprecedented voter outreach effort for 2020. We are seeking Field Organizers who are ready to pull up their sleeves and help us flip Florida blue, and gain valuable campaign experience in the largest county in the most important swing state in the country.

You will get paid to help defeat Trump in 2020, period.

Filmmaker and digital storyteller begins this week

Miami, FL: The Miami-Dade Democratic Party has hired filmmaker and digital storyteller Christopher Richmond, 35, as its new Digital and Development Director.

A field organizer and canvasser for multiple presidential campaigns, Richmond went on to receive a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Film and Electronic Media from American University in Washington DC. He has produced educational films and interactive media that tell United States history for museums and cultural institutions around North America. His work has appeared in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, the Library of Congress, the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, the National Museum of the Marine Corps, and others.

The medical device team at Weinberg Medical Physics asked me to develop a website for their new non-invasive brain therapy, which is in clinical trials. Called “Neuroparticle,” it was without a branding package, much less a website, so I set out to develop a visual vocabulary for this exciting new technology, as well as create an inviting website for investors and other members of the public to learn more about the technology.

"Drawing Justice: the art of courtroom illustration" was a special exhibition by the Library of Congress. For this exhibition, I designed an interactive touchscreen, which allowed visitors to explore these courtroom drawings in greater depth — organized by theme, or organized by artist.

Based on an actual war council that George Washington convened to advise him on his choices in 1780, the aim of this interactive is to teach visitors about the real choices Washington faced, and then show them what he ended up doing to wind down the American Revolution.

The Fort York National Historic Site in Toronto, Ontario is the site of an important 18th-century fort, which was destroyed in a battle during the War of 1812. For the new visitor center, I designed an interactive wayfinding map which helps visitors find their way around the visitor center, the historic fort and the surrounding neighborhood.