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Harris Corp. honors America’s Veterans
Today, along with the rest of the nation, we recognize and honor every individual who has served in our country’s military. This year’s observance is particularly meaningful, as it marks the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI. Our veterans and their families have...
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Monday Mailbag: Andrew Gillum Actually Won Edition
Real* emails from real readers… “I heard a rumor that at the bottom of this week’s mailbag, there’s a whole bunch more Kevin Cate memes we can email around and snicker about quietly” –Florida Democrats “I heard a rumor that...
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State lawmakers to be schooled on ethics and workplace conduct this week
State lawmakers return to Tallahassee Tuesday for the first week of committee meetings in preparation for the 2019 legislative session, but the first week of meetings will focus more on process than issues. Both the Senate and House this week have scheduled a series...
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DeSantis appoints two more key members to his incoming administration
Two more top positions in the Governor’s Office — the chief inspector general and the director of the Office of Policy and Budget — have been filled by Gov.-elect Ron DeSantis. Melinda Miguel, who has served as inspector general in a number of offices...
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To: State workers, From: Gov. Rick Scott
Gov. Rick Scott is giving state employees a gift this holiday season — a couple of extra days off this month. Scott announced Friday morning that state offices will be closed on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, two days that employees were scheduled to work, in...
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Big Changes Could Be Ahead for Medical Marijuana Patients
If John Morgan wins his “no smoke is a joke” lawsuit, Florida patients would be permitted to smoke medical marijuana. Why would that be a big deal? Morgan led the campaign to persuade voters to legalize medical marijuana in Florida. Now the attorney is fighting a...
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After announcing seven months ago he was “going home,” Corcoran set to return
When former House speaker Richard Corcoran announced in May he would not run for governor and would, instead, endorse Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam in the Republican primary, he said he was “going home” to Land O’ Lakes. It turns out, Corcoran didn’t go home...
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Big Changes Could Be Ahead for Medical Marijuana Patients
If John Morgan wins his “no smoke is a joke” lawsuit, Florida patients would be permitted to smoke medical marijuana. Why would that be a big deal? Morgan led the campaign to persuade voters to legalize medical marijuana in Florida. Now the attorney is fighting a...
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I’m Conservative, but I worry about how DeSantis will approach Common Core
Between the concession phone call from Andrew Gillum (the first concession on Nov 6) and the confetti drop on his head that Tuesday night, Governor-elect, Ron DeSantis signaled his support for school choice in his victory speech. “You can count on me if you’re a...
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Broward County Canvassing Board Violating Sunshine Law, Using Police Line to Restrict Constitutional Rights
As a Florida board certified local government attorney, I spend every working day defending and enforcing Florida’s Government in the Sunshine Act and Public Records Act, the rights to which are enshrined in Florida’s Constitution. What is happening in...
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