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Florida’s Attempt to Impose Retroactive Taxes Signals the State is ‘Closed for Business’

Florida’s Attempt to Impose Retroactive Taxes Signals the State is ‘Closed for Business’

by Guest Contributor | Oct 11, 2018

The following post was submitted to The Capitolist by Andrew Wilford and is the opinion of the author. The Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair in June that states can tax out-of-state businesses has states champing at the bit to get at this new source...
It has its flaws, but the Mueller investigation must continue

It has its flaws, but the Mueller investigation must continue

by Guest Contributor | Oct 1, 2018

Those of us who support President Donald Trump’s agenda are understandably dismayed that our leaders must bat down constant rumors rather than attend to the nation’s business – like with the Mueller investigation. The natural response is to wish for an end to...
Remembering Irma: Resident Safety Remains FHCA Members’ Top Priority

Remembering Irma: Resident Safety Remains FHCA Members’ Top Priority

by Guest Contributor | Sep 7, 2018

As we reflect on what we’ve learned since Hurricane Irma blasted Florida one year ago, Florida’s nursing centers are continuing their work of improving preparations, education, and training – to be ready for a storm of comparable power and impact. We cannot forget the...
Op-Ed: Cheers to Tax Reform and Florida’s Craft Beverage Community

Op-Ed: Cheers to Tax Reform and Florida’s Craft Beverage Community

by Guest Contributor | 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...
Are Charter Schools Worse than Traditional Schools in Florida?

Are Charter Schools Worse than Traditional Schools in Florida?

by Guest Contributor | 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...
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