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Independence Day reminds us that freedom needs safekeeping

Independence Day reminds us that freedom needs safekeeping

by Marion Hammer | Jul 1, 2022

 Freedom is a gift.  America’s Freedom was purchased with the blood of patriots who fought and died so we could be free. With that freedom, they gave us the U.S. Constitution and its first 10 amendments, otherwise known as the U.S. Bill of Rights. They included...
Why do big banks, credit cards, and incumbent telecom companies get a special pass in the Senate’s “competition” bill?

Why do big banks, credit cards, and incumbent telecom companies get a special pass in the Senate’s “competition” bill?

by Trevor Wagener | Jun 27, 2022

 Viewers watching Last Week Tonight with John Oliver on Sunday received nearly half an hour of propaganda in favor of the latest version of Senator Amy Klobuchar’s American Innovation and Choice Online Act (S. 2992). Oliver failed to mention the curious...
Protecting intellectual property is key to continued medical advances

Protecting intellectual property is key to continued medical advances

by Julio Fuentes | Jun 6, 2022

 Our country’s strong intellectual property framework created a climate of innovation that allowed medical researchers to develop a COVID-19 vaccine in record time. By springing into action during the early days of the pandemic, it made all the difference in...
Congressional proposal might put your local credit union out of business

Congressional proposal might put your local credit union out of business

by Brewster Bevis | May 26, 2022

 With a special session of the legislature underway in Tallahassee, Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) is also keeping an eye on proposed legislation in Washington, DC. A few weeks ago, we wrote to Senator Marco Rubio and Senator Rick Scott to oppose...
Everglades Foundation vs. Tom Lent: Don’t Go Looking for Good Guys

Everglades Foundation vs. Tom Lent: Don’t Go Looking for Good Guys

by Nancy Smith | May 1, 2022

 As a South Floridian who never ever trusted the powerful Everglades Foundation or its chief scientist Tom Van Lent, I have to tell you, there’s something almost delicious about the sight of these two swamp creatures rolling around in the mud, trying to eat...
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