Rosanne DunkelbergerFebruary 21, 2023
6min0
Simpson, the state's Agriculture Commissioner, has a direct connection to agriculture, with a large-scale egg-laying operation based in Trilby.
Tag: Economic club of Florida
Rosanne DunkelbergerFebruary 21, 2023Rosanne DunkelbergerJuly 22, 2022
5min0
'My guess is a pretty high probability.'
Rosanne DunkelbergerJuly 19, 20225min0
'My guess is a pretty high probability.'
Renzo DowneyOctober 14, 2020
5min515
The President has made a point to campaign in person even as he recovers from COVID-19.
Renzo DowneyNovember 23, 2019
4min403
Florida's agriculture and tourism economies buoy the state's
Danny McAuliffeNovember 3, 2018
5min221
The chief legal adviser to the Federal Communications Commission believes it’s incumbent upon the panel to be humble in its regulatory approach. During Friday remarks before the Economic Club of Florida, FCC General Counsel Thomas Johnson said “humility” is essential in order to learn from prior failings and adapt to the ever-evolving communications-technology landscape. Above all else, […]
Michael MolineOctober 8, 2018
9min680
Newsman Ali Velshi defended his profession against complaints of bias against President Donald Trump Monday, but conceded that continually having to call out the president’s “lies” can give rise to the appearance of anti-Trump sentiment. Velshi, a veteran business and foreign correspondent and anchorman for MSNBC, told members of the Economic Club of Florida that Trump routinely misrepresents […]
Guest AuthorMay 11, 2016
5min354
Tampa businessman John Kirtley, one of Florida’s leading advocates for children, told the Economic Club of Florida last month that school choice has improved education. But, thousands of students could be forced to return to failing government schools if a lawsuit filed by special interests succeeds in killing the tax incentive scholarship program, he said. […]
Peter SchorschApril 29, 2016
5min366
In an impressive display of how to dismantle an opponent’s arguments point by point, school choice advocate John Kirtley this week made a compelling case for Florida’s Tax Credit Scholarship program. His argument: The program fits squarely within the state’s overall approach to education, despite critics’ claims that it violates the Florida Constitution. It is a part of, not […]