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The Gaetz Gang: A political tag team that will shape Florida’s future

The Gaetz Gang: A political tag team that will shape Florida’s future

by Brian Burgess | Oct 8, 2023

In the politically charged arena that is Florida, a formidable new duo comprised of U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz and his father, Don Gaetz, has appeared on the horizon. When the elder Gaetz is reelected next year, the their partnership will grow even stronger, evoking the...
Shutdown averted, for now. But here’s what’s at stake in the next 45 days

Shutdown averted, for now. But here’s what’s at stake in the next 45 days

by Brian Burgess | Oct 1, 2023

Happy October 1st, the first day of the new fiscal year for our federal government. Believe it or not, Democrats joined forces with GOP House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to thwart Florida’s own U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz and 90 of his conservative House allies in...
As Matt Gaetz leads government shutdown revolt, most Florida Republicans are ducking for cover

As Matt Gaetz leads government shutdown revolt, most Florida Republicans are ducking for cover

by Brian Burgess | Sep 27, 2023

U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz is leading conservative opposition to several proposed spending plans, which could trigger a government shutdown within four days. While Gaetz is at the media epicenter of the battle, he’s getting mixed reactions from Florida Republicans,...
Preview: Florida’s redistricting process back in federal court next week

Preview: Florida’s redistricting process back in federal court next week

by Brian Burgess | Sep 21, 2023

A politically important legal showdown over congressional redistricting in Florida is set to begin in federal court next week. A three-judge panel will hear arguments in a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in recently enacted congressional maps. But state...
Biden Administration fires back in Florida’s college accreditation lawsuit

Biden Administration fires back in Florida’s college accreditation lawsuit

by Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida | Sep 20, 2023

The Biden administration is seeking dismissal of Florida’s lawsuit challenging college accreditation requirements, upon which millions of dollars in federal aid depend. Florida’s lawsuit argues that accreditation gives too much power to private...
Should Floridians care when doctors say they’re not making enough money?

Should Floridians care when doctors say they’re not making enough money?

by Brian Burgess | Sep 3, 2023

Healthcare experts would like for us to believe that Florida – and indeed the nation – is on the brink of yet another “crisis,” marked by a significant shortage of doctors that extends into suburban and rural areas. Is it true?  The data...
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