by Mike Beltran | Sep 15, 2020
Recent attacks by my colleagues across the aisle and across the lobby against Governor DeSantis, his Judicial Nominating Commissioners, and sitting jurists, go too far. The Governor has been accused of both going out of his way to appoint the only available...
by Andrew Shirvell | Sep 1, 2020
On August 21, 2020, state Senator Lauren Book (D—Plantation) authored a Tampa Bay Times op-ed, which was disingenuously entitled, “Forcing children to have children.” As executive director of Florida Voice for the Unborn, I submitted a letter to the editor of the...
by James Taylor | Aug 31, 2020
Almost overnight, COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the world, forcing many countries to shut down their economies. As businesses sent employees home to work, U.S. wireless networks experienced a 20-percent increase in mobile voice and data traffic. And because of the...
by Nancy Smith | Aug 27, 2020
Brian Mast is a Republican, I’m a Republican. There the similarity ends. If Florida’s 18th congressional district incumbent ever had a chance of winning my vote in November, he surely lost it Tuesday. I don’t vote for politicians who make a...
by Thomas Aiello | Aug 26, 2020
Given Florida’s commitment to low taxation and limited government, it’s not surprising that the economy here is booming. Business-friendly policies and low taxes are the not-so-secret reason Florida continues to lead the country in job creation, GDP growth, and...
