As a member of the House Republican leadership team, most of Hasner’s time this year was spent championing Republican priorities and coordinating the party’s positions in his previous role as the House’s deputy majority leader.
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But he did speak with the Boca Raton News upon his return from Israel, saying, “it was exciting to be returning to Israel, this time as an official representative of the State of Florida. But also since I was accompanied by my wife Jillian - and we were to be celebrating our one year wedding anniversary in a country that is so incredibly important to both of us.”
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The Protecting Florida’s Investments Act orders state pension fund managers, which have $150 billion in assets to handle, review holdings. Companies doing business with either the petroleum sector in Iran or the government in Sudan would be asked to stop those operations.
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The town hall meeting was organized by state Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Delray Beach, and state Sen. Jeff Atwater, R-North Palm Beach. Hasner said neither has a role in the decision, but both are concerned about the project’s size and impact.
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…of investments in companies doing business with the petroleum energy sector in Iran and the government of Sudan. Prime sponsors of the legislation were Sen. Ted Deutch in the Senate and Rep. Adam Hasner in the House. Florida has the fourth largest pension fund in the United States, and is now the first state in the nation to legislate divestment of its pension fund holdings from Iran.
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..sure died not because of opposition but because it got tangled up in parliamentary rules. “It’s upsetting,” he said. “It’s frustrating.” The House bill, sponsored by Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Delray Beach, and others, evolved considerably during the session. By the time it passed the House 115-0 on April 18, there was little time for Sen. Aronberg, who sponsored the Senate version…
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FAU doctors will be in
The Palm Beach Post
May 3, 2007 One big highlight for this area in the 2007-08 state budget is full financing for the new medical school at Florida Atlantic University.

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Responding to a surge in gang violence, especially in gang-plagued Palm Beach County, the Legislature took a major step Tuesday to enacting a tougher, broader approach to addressing the problem. “This is a form of domestic terrorism,” said state Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Boca Raton, who sponsored the bill (HB 1363). “These people are taking over the streets and becoming a real threat. They’re extremely well organized, they’re extremely sophisticated and they’re extremely dangerous. This is no longer about the Sharks and the Jets.”
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Confronted with the twin evils of genocide and nuclear proliferation, a bipartisan coalition of South Florida legislators is trying to put the state’s money where its morals are. Divestiture of holdings in entities that do business with Iran’s energy sector has the most legislative support. Concerned about what they see as Iran’s threat to Israel, Jewish Democratic and Republican lawmakers from South Florida are leading the effort. State Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Boca Raton, helped round up support. “We invest in these companies at our own peril,” he said.
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Rep. Adam Hasner, a Delray Beach Republican, was so impressed with the documentary Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West that he has helped arrange a free screening for state legislators on April 16. The controversial film shows an “insider’s view’ of the hatred the Radicals are teaching, their incitement of global jihad, and their goal of world domination.” But the film, parts of which have aired on cable news channels, has drawn protests on some college campuses, and at least two colleges canceled showings.
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