by Brandon Arnold | May 15, 2018
The following op-ed was submitted to The Capitolist by Brandon Arnold and is published with permission. The new federal tax reform law took effect in January and is already yielding positive results for the state of Florida. The economic benefits expected to flow to...
by Lane Wright | Apr 25, 2018
A couple weeks ago one of my school board members, Alva Striplin, told everyone she felt offended by some of some comments people made that evening. It was a school board meeting where the hot topic of the night was a vote on approving two charter schools and she...
by Mark Alvarez | Apr 4, 2018
Most Americans agree the constitution is a sacred document. Similarly, the Florida Constitution is the guiding force for our state’s operations and changes should not be taken lightly. The Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) is a process unique to Florida. The CRC...
by Julio Fuentes | Feb 20, 2018
Innovative ridesharing companies are quickly becoming a premier option for consumers across the country – and Florida is right on board. Last year, the state Legislature joined the majority of other states in supporting ridesharing by allowing this pioneering...
by Thomas E. McMillan, Jr. | Feb 14, 2018
Companion bills SB 462 and HB 237 seek to ban hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and other forms of well stimulation in Florida. Supporters of the bills claim that a ban on fracking in Florida would not impact the state’s existing oil and gas industry. This is...
