Blake DowlingAugust 7, 2021
8min1314
The ability to create, document, brand, share, tell a story, or give perspective is the name of the game.
Tag: FloridaPolitics.com
Blake DowlingAugust 7, 2021
Jacob OglesApril 23, 2019
6min508
Among other tidbits: "Republicans (are) at the end of their majority, and they can feel it."
Scott PowersJuly 23, 2017
3min198
Extensive Enterprises Media and its media, including FloridaPolitics.com, won three statewide journalism awards Saturday night from the the Society of Professional Journalists Florida Pro Chapter, during ceremonies held in Coral Gables. EEM’s magazine INFLUENCE took second-place for best magazine single issue, for the Winter 2016 edition. That category was won by City & Shore Magazine, […]
Joe HendersonDecember 5, 2016
5min217
On Sunday afternoon, a man carrying an AR-15 assault rifle walked into a popular pizza place in northwest Washington D.C. and began shooting. No one was hurt, thank goodness and the gunman was arrested. What he said after being taken away, though, should be a warning to us all. He said he came to “self-investigate” […]
Staff ReportsAugust 26, 2016
2min146
Michael Moline, a former assistant managing editor of The National Law Journal, has joined FloridaPolitics.com to cover the statehouse beat from Tallahassee. His first day is Monday. Moline will be covering insurance, lobbying and health care issues facing the Florida Legislature and state government for Extensive Enterprises Media’s various platforms, including SaintPetersBlog. His Florida journalism roots are deep: […]
Guest AuthorApril 19, 2016
7min234
I am not a big fan of sports metaphors or former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, but both can be used to demonstrate the inanity and intellectual dishonesty driving the cries of unfairness coming out of the campaigns of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. Both are pushing similar messages about their respective parties’ nominating and delegate […]
Phil AmmannApril 18, 20167min259
I am not a big fan of sports metaphors or former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, but both can be used to demonstrate the inanity and intellectual dishonesty driving the cries of unfairness coming out of the campaigns of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. Both are pushing similar messages about their respective parties’ nominating and delegate […]
Peter SchorschDecember 19, 2015
3min308
This past Thursday, Mitch Perry working, in part, from several tips I received, reported that a dispute with a signature-gathering firm is making it likely that the group attempting to expand solar power choice in Florida will fall short of acquiring the necessary signatures to qualify for the ballot next year. It’s no understatement to say Perry’s story put […]
Peter SchorschSeptember 7, 201510min172
The Tallahassee Democrat flatly rejected the first op-ed I tried to publish in a newspaper. Twenty years later, the Democrat still dismisses me. As an FSU freshman, I submitted an unwieldy piece about college life. It was rejected, but I applied to be a “community columnist.” Then-editorial page editor Mary Ann Lindley let me down […]
Peter SchorschSeptember 5, 2015
19min346
The first op-ed I attempted to have published in a newspaper was flatly rejected by the Tallahassee Democrat. Twenty years later, the Democrat is still dismissing me. As a freshman at Florida State University, I submitted an unwieldy, egocentric portrait of college life at FSU. The Democrat‘s editorial page editor at the time was Mary Ann Lindley. After I applied to […]