- March 30, 2026
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When David Jolly graduated college, he knew he wanted to be involved in politics. So he moved just outside of Washington, D.C., and started interning for U.S. Rep. Dan Miller from Sarasota. At night, he'd clip newspapers in the basement of the Republican National Committee for extra cash. To park in the cheapest lot, Jolly would wake up early to secure a $3 spot two miles from the capital, and nap in a phone booth until work started.
