By: J. Christian Adams Last month, four residents of the Villages were arrested for election crimes. If these four accused double voters had voted in Hillsborough County instead, nothing would have ever happened to them. This is because Florida faces a real and serious problem with prosecutors…
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By: Richard Lawless People often say it is the small things that count. This is a story about a “small thing” that may change the face of America’s news media. Earlier this year, a relatively simple small claims court case over a ten-thousand-dollar dispute was…
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If you could travel back in time and spend an hour with ten people of your choosing, who would you choose and why? What would you want to talk to him or her about? This is a fascinating thought experiment I recommend you present to…
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Jonathan Culbreath The latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) revealed that a startling 4.5 million workers resigned from their jobs during the month of November, an all-time record high. Some of the sectors hardest hit by this wave of resignations were restaurants and hospitality, healthcare…
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By: Ron Lightmeier When I think of all of the places I could spend Christmas this year, the Cuomo’s gathering would not be at the top of my list. Brothers Cuomo have been through the ringer in 2021, from sex scandals, job losses, nursing home…
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By Susan Shelley ”Attention all units: Arrest Captain Culpepper.” Fans of classic comedy will recognize that line from the 1963 film “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.” It comes at the moment of reluctant realization that the top law enforcement official has used his inside…
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The Second Amendment Foundation Friday, condemned the American Civil Liberties Union for what it called a “deplorable reaction” to the not guilty verdict in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse by a jury in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Following the verdict, the ACLU posted this message via Twitter:…
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By: Roger Stone A police report obtained by TMZ details how Ana Paulina Luna, who is currently running for Congress in Florida’s 13th district (an open seat currently held by gubernatorial hopeful Charlie Crist), and her husband knowingly brought their dog to a park where…
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By: Huffines For Governor Following revelations that Greg Abbott’s state agencies are actively discriminating against White and Asian Texans attempting to receive monoclonal antibodies, conservative Republican candidate for governor Don Huffines demanded Abbott end this practice and fire the employees responsible. Huffines issued the following statement: “It is outrageous that…
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