Associated PressMarch 29, 2021
11min3071
From balanced budget to massive borrowing, the economic policies of the Democratic leaders vary greatly.
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Associated PressMarch 29, 2021
Staff ReportsJanuary 6, 2021
5min1735
Chuck Schumer says Jan. 6, 2021, will live in infamy.
Associated PressOctober 27, 2020
10min399
While Biden worked to expand the electoral map in the South, Trump focused on the Democrats’ “blue wall” states he flipped in 2016.
Associated PressApril 6, 2020
16min410
Historic crisis on par with Pearl Harbor and Great Depression challenges President.
Associated PressMarch 23, 2020
12min302
Most presidents let health professionals become the face of similar challenges.
Florence SnyderDecember 11, 2016
2min235
Florida’s Ministries of Disinformation got an early Christmas present from Santa in Atlanta when Cox Newspapers pulled the plug on the Tallahassee Bureau of The Palm Beach Post and laid off its lone remaining ranger, veteran newsman John Kennedy. The Cox media empire was born in Dayton, Ohio in an era when men with political […]
Associated PressJanuary 18, 2016
9min205
In their final debate before the Iowa caucuses, the gloves came off between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. Shouting over each other at times, the two leading Democratic presidential candidates engaged in some of their toughest exchanges of the campaign on Sunday night, underscoring the narrowing race between them in the first-to-vote states of Iowa […]
Julie DelegalAugust 17, 20157min236
As former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush abandons his Paleolithic diet by eating a fried Snickers bar in Iowa, feminists everywhere wish he’d abandon his stone-age ideology, too. Bush wants to “publicly shame” mothers who give birth out of wedlock, arguing that the lack of stigma is what causes illegitimate births. With apologies to Sam Cooke, […]
Guest AuthorFebruary 18, 20156min307
He worked for six Florida governors and two presidents, helped found 1000 Friends of Florida, and is active in the Everglades Foundation and the Natural Resources Defense Council. His resume is impressive. But the Apollo School Foundation, kicking off a new speaker series, wanted Nathaniel Reed, 81, well-known as a storyteller, to share his childhood […]
Guest AuthorMay 18, 20145min167
Ralph Waldo Emerson was contemptuous of “foolish consistency,” calling it “the hobgoblin of little minds.” Oh Waldo, if you could see us now! By his eloquent standard, worse than consistent fools, Americans have devolved into intellectual Lilliputians. It wasn’t ever thus. Some of our greatest presidents have been “wisely inconsistent,” sanely changing their minds in […]