by Courtney Christian | Apr 10, 2019
My formative years in Tallahassee were filled with a front row seat to the legislative process. My mother served as an Assistant Secretary of the Senate, and every year for 60 days I watched legislators come to the Capitol to work together toward common sense policy...
by Andrew Behrman | Mar 28, 2019
Here and in communities across Florida, a great many people are in desperate need of medical care. Often they have limited income and no insurance, but suffer from significant health issues that required expensive, life-saving prescriptions. This reality is why...
by Debra Harvey | Mar 21, 2019
Recent debate in Tallahassee has left many in the business community scratching our heads. That’s because the Florida House of Representatives is undertaking a dangerous exercise to shutter VISIT FLORIDA and end Florida’s tourism marketing efforts. Gambling with...
by Lila Jaber | Mar 15, 2019
Some ideas sound good on the surface but don’t hold up when you shine the hard light of truth on them. If you’ve been asked to sign a petition recently to put a constitutional amendment on the 2020 ballot to allow consumers to choose their own electricity provider,...
by Representative Jayer Williamson and Representative Brad Drake | Mar 7, 2019
When the Florida Legislature convenes next month, one of the most important issues we’ll be grappling with is how we can help boost the Panhandle’s recovery from Hurricane Michael. It’s now been more than four months since Michael tore through Northwest Florida,...
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With two weeks remaining in the 2019 legislative session, a number… 