Peter SchorschNovember 30, 2022
5min0
The expansion of EVs on the roads is a generational shift in transportation.
Tag: New Deal
Peter SchorschNovember 30, 2022
Associated PressSeptember 9, 2021
8min1035
Republicans largely dismiss the climate corps as a a money waster.
Associated PressDecember 4, 2020
9min396
Biden can't pursue an FDR-style approach to economy, virus, health care.
Scott PowersSeptember 12, 2016
3min188
Florida’s Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson declared Monday the Senate is close to another Zika deal, and expressed urgency that this one needs to go through cleanly. “I am here to share with the Senate that I think we have finally found a path forward to fund the fight against Zika,” Nelson announced on the […]
Phil AmmannMarch 4, 2015
3min206
As the 2015 Legislative Session begins in earnest, Florida lawmakers will once again consider a “New Deal” to reform gambling statewide. Despite the best intentions of Tallahassee lawmakers, expanded gambling in Florida will always result in higher crime and taxes on residents, says a new ad launching today by the anti-gambling coalition No Casinos. A […]
Marc YachtJuly 2, 20145min198
Happy Birthday America — 238 years old and going strong! One cannot deny the nation’s power and strength. America has survived its worst politicians. Thankfully, there have also been some good ones, including 56 nervous patriots who signed the Declaration of Independence on July 2, 1776. George Washington, the Father of our country, had a […]
Guest AuthorMarch 18, 20145min153
Sen. Marco Rubio, a potential presidential candidate in 2016, is trying to stimulate a serious discussion about the cost of government regulation and its impact on our economy. Rubio proposed last week a new way to examine the impact of regulations when he outlined new policy initiatives in an address sponsored by the Jack Kemp […]
Marc YachtJanuary 1, 20144min157
Opponents of Obamacare (The Affordable Health Care for America Act, 2010) have relentlessly attacked the legislation, including dozens of attempts to kill the bill or thwart funding. In spite of such efforts, 2.1 million Americans who could not afford coverage in the past have signed up thus far. Opponents of the “New Deal” used […]