Associated PressJuly 2, 2023
12min0
Zachary Taylor's celebration ended the worst.
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Associated PressJuly 2, 2023
Jesse SchecknerJanuary 18, 2023
Industry reps invoke Florida’s pioneering film history in call to resurrect state incentives program
10min0
‘Thirty-five other states are laughing all the way to the bank.’
Jesse SchecknerJanuary 12, 2023Industry reps invoke Florida’s pioneering film history in call to resurrect state incentives program
10min0
‘Thirty-five other states are laughing all the way to the bank.’
Guest AuthorSeptember 8, 2020
5min1275
Trump has signed off on billions for environmental restoration projects in Florida.
Martin DyckmanJune 6, 2016
8min590
“Associate yourself with Men of good Quality if you Esteem your own Reputation; for ‘tis better to be alone than in bad Company.”– George Washington‘s 56th rule of civility and decent behavior. A recent cruise in the Baltic Sea took us to eight northern European nations where we were impressed yet again with how much […]
Darryl PaulsonMay 23, 2016
9min242
The opposition to Donald Trump has been constant from the start of the 2016 presidential campaign. However, it has been unfocused and essentially leaderless. Many Trump opponents believed he would not enter the race. When he entered, they believed he had no chance of winning. Now that Trump has all but won the nomination, they […]
Mitch PerryMarch 12, 2016
7min410
With just three days left before the biggest election of his life, Marco Rubio pressed the flesh and took dozens of selfies with fans at Tampa’s uber-hip Oxford Exchange Saturday afternoon, the third stop on a five-city barnstorming tour of the Sunshine State. The Tampa stop was one of three straight meet-and-greets in the Tampa Bay area market, […]
Guest AuthorFebruary 15, 2016
5min241
It’s Presidents Day again, a day when the schools and banks are closed, the local, state and federal bureaucracies leave us alone, and everyone else is busy working to pay for it all. The holiday goes back as far as 1879 and was originally intended to honor George Washington. This was later amended to include […]
Guest AuthorFebruary 14, 20165min257
It’s Presidents’ Day again, a day when the schools and banks are closed, the local, state and federal bureaucracies leave us alone, and everyone else is busy working to pay for it all. The holiday goes back as far as 1879 and was originally intended to honor George Washington. This was later amended to include […]
Martin DyckmanFebruary 1, 2016
9min235
An important member of Congress had a simple prescription for what ails health care in America: “Medicare for everyone.” “Everyone is in Medicare now,” he said. “Some of us get it. Others pay.” The year was 1991, and had it been Bernie Sanders saying that, nobody would have paid attention. He was a House freshman […]