The Constitution Review Commission Has Done a Disservice to Voters
The CRC has made a travesty of what should be an opportunity for voters to weigh in on how we govern our state. Instead the CRC has made Florida look like a banana republic.
Preparing Now for the 2020 Census Really Counts
While most know that the decennial Census is the basis for apportioning representation in Congress and state legislatures, few people realize that it also determines how much of the hundreds of billions of dollars in annual federal program funding goes to each state.
Orange County History Center’s Pulse Exhibit
From June 10-June 16, admission will be waived at the Orange County Regional History Center so that anyone from the public can go to see how Pulse is being remembered two years after the terror attack that changed Orlando forever.
Liberty First Network Grades Florida Legislators
Despite GOP control of both chambers, a majority of legislators--25 out of the 40 members of the Senate and 64 of the 120 members of the House--earned “D” or “F” grades from LFN.
Members of the Florida Delegation Weigh in as Trump Meets Kim Jung Un
Most Republicans in the Florida delegation kept away from the matter on Tuesday but there was one prominent exception.
Lake County Schools to Arm Some Staff
According to the district, 30 administrators responded in informal polling and said they would be interested in carrying firearms to protect their school.
Bill Posey Scores Some Wins on Ports Issues
Capt. John Murray, the CEO of Port Canaveral, called these funds a big win for the region.
What it Means to Be a Father
Children crave affirmation; it starts with "Watch me, watch me!" But when they are abandoned, they look in all the wrong places. The statistics speak for themselves.
Rick Scott Reels in the Support of Overwhelming Majority of Sheriffs in Florida
At an event in St. Petersburg, Scott unveiled the support of 55 of the sheriffs who help lead law enforcement in the state’s 67 counties.
John Rutherford: Defense Appropriations Bill a Win for the First Coast
The bill sent almost $675 billion to the Defense Department, including $606.5 billion in base discretionary funding, $17 billion more than last year.
Members of the Florida Congressional Delegation Take Aim at the Ortega Regime in Nicaragua
U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., is leading a host of legislators--including several from Florida--in calling on the Trump administration to crack down on leaders of the Oretga regime in Nicaragua.
Larger Trucks Would Stick Taxpayers With Mile Long Maintenance Bills
With better targeting of funds and sensible limits on truck size, taxpayers can have an easier time paying down America’s looming transportation bills without raising gasoline taxes.
