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Banning AP Courses? As If.

August 4, 2023 Ian Underwood

Florida may have banned its public schools from teaching the AP Psychology course. That is, it may or may not be true that the course contains material that is prohibited by a recent law from inclusion in public school curricula. But this rather misses the point, I think. Or rather, a couple of important points. … Read more

If Gas Is Bad In Appliances Why Is Kamala’s Gaslighting Good?

August 3, 2023 Op-Ed

Vice President Kamala Harris attacked Ron DeSantis over the African-American history curriculum in Florida, claiming that state officials want to “gaslight” students by teaching fallacies and that “… enslaved people benefited from slavery.”

Florida Probate: Nothing to Fear

July 30, 2023 Norm Silber

Although there are various strategies to “avoid” probate anywhere, there are two general situations in which New Hampshire residents may have to deal with probate matters in Florida. Those situations are (a) a NH resident dies owning Florida real estate, typically a vacation residence; and (b) a NH resident has a relative who dies as … Read more

Middle Schoolers Cannot Handle Slavery

July 27, 2023 Ray Cardello

I heard the line today that became the title of this article, and I choked on my drink. The topic for today is the new Black History Curriculum developed in Florida for Middle Schoolers. Governor DeSantis assembled a team of scholars, including two Black intellectuals, to write an accurate account of slavery in America.

Let’s Talk About Sex Trafficking and That New Hampshire/West Palm Beach Connection

September 20, 2024July 14, 2023 Claire Best

An attorney in West Palm Beach, Florida, has been arrested for possessing thousands of images of child pornography. He is an attorney who represents the DNC and was active against sex abuse.

Florida Drag Show Law Gets Tossed Out

June 27, 2023 Steve MacDonald

There was much praise from the center-right and parent’s groups when Florida passed a law to protect children from drag shows. Gov. DeSantis signed it, but a court just tossed it out. For all its good intentions, it was poorly written and contradicted existing law.

DeSantis Losing in New Hampshire, Polling Updates, and a Question for Republicans* That Won’t* Vote for Trump

June 26, 2023June 26, 2023 Steve MacDonald

As we approach the July 4th Weekend, the polls that didn’t seem to mean much – or perhaps “shouldn’t be taken seriously” – are beginning to mean a lot more, and that’s a problem for Ron DeSantis. He was doing better when they didn’t appear to mean much.

Trump, Apparently, Believes Lockdowns “Worked,” And Presumably Would Lockdown Again

June 3, 2023 Ed Mosca

A little dated … but extremely relevant. Trump claims that Andrew Cuomo was a better COVID-Governor than DeSantis. There are no facts/data to support this claim. Indeed, the facts/data disprove this claim … Florida had a larger and much, older population than New York and when scale is accounted for did better than New York. … Read more

Florida’s Surgeon General Takes CDC and FDA to the COVID19 Woodshed

May 13, 2023May 13, 2023 Steve MacDonald

The Surgeon General for the state of Florida, Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo, is not well-liked among the liberal intelligentsia. Sure, he’s a successful black man, but that is overshadowed by his refusal to parrot the approved public health narratives.

Parody for Contrast: What If Sununu Took On The Chinese Communist Party…

May 12, 2023 Op-Ed

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu took his war against the Chinese Communist Party to a new level this week when he signed three bills into law that severely restrict the CCP’s ability to acquire land in the state of New Hampshire, crack down on the CCP’s data collection of U.S. citizens, and ban CCP influence from the education system.

Public School Sex Cult Takes Another Shot to the Gut from Ron DeSantis

April 21, 2023 Steve MacDonald

The state of Florida is making waves in public education. Last year they told public schools to stop sexualizing kindergarten through third-grade students. Beginning next month, that prohibition expands to 12th grade.

Florida Sheriff Speaks The Truth

April 12, 2023 Ray Cardello

Out of tragedy comes a voice of leadership and, more important, reason. The senseless killing spree of teenagers in Ocklawaha, Florida, for three days, has ended thanks to law enforcement’s swift action.

Media Has to Cut Live Feed From DeSantis Press Conference: Content From Books in Public Schools Was Too Explicit

March 9, 2023March 9, 2023 Steve MacDonald

There has been no shortage of video or testimony in which an adult or student steps up in front of a school board or some committee and reads from the books these schools claim are suitable for your kids.

DeSantis Gives School Board Members Detention

February 20, 2023 Ray Cardello

People are outraged. How can this Governor have the audacity to remove duly elected members of a local school board? What kind of power trip is he on? This must be unconstitutional and grounds for impeachment. Isn’t it? No, you mean he has the right to do this? Absolutely.

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Florida Tells Providers To Communicate the Health Risks from COVID “Vaccines” to the Public

February 19, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Public Health providers in Florida have been nudged by the State’s Department of Health and their Surgeon General. Informed consent demands we notify patients of the potential health risks associated with the COVID-19 “vaccines.”

Adding Florida Would Mean More Than Half of US States Hew to This Restriction on Government

February 3, 2023 Skip

Passing this legislation in Florida would mean that over half the US states hew to the second amendment’s restriction on government. As in, “the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”

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Florida’s Surgeon General Warns Men 18-39 Years of Age About Cardiac Risks From the COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines

October 10, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Florida no longer recommends that men ages 18-39 get the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines because the data suggests potential cardiac complications with significant health risks.

Hurricane Ian 2022 Live Radar Wed 920 am ET

Can We Afford to Repair Florida

October 2, 2022 Ray Cardello

Hurricane Ian is gone, but it has left us with years of rebuilding. There are areas of Florida that will not be rebuilt. They are so devastated that the only option will be to bulldoze and start from scratch. People have lost every physical possession and are finding they have no insurance and nowhere to turn.

Tampa, Florida vs. Hurricane Ian (Watch Live Radar)

September 28, 2022 Steve MacDonald

The first major hurricane landfall of 2022 is upon us, and Ian is heading right toward the throat of Tampa Bay. I spent a good deal of time there growing up. My parents like to vacation in the area. Everything is on sand up to the water’s edge, so they’re screwed.

A Feel Good Story to End (Or Start!) Your Day – DC Overwhelmed by Bussed in “Migrants”

November 15, 2024July 18, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Texas and Arizona are inundated with illegals crossing over Biden’s Open Border. Sorry, Kamala’s open border. If Trump were President, it’s all you’d hear about; instead, we get nothing from the corporate watchdog media, but there is this?