You would not think that a lizard is responsible for this. But let me explain.
Why Congress is Becoming More Polarized and Paralyzed
Responsible Solutions to Repaying Student Loans
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently published a report stating that federally issued Direct Student Loans placed in Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans will cost the government $74 billion, which is higher than previously estimated.
Brevard DEC and Florida Activists Rally against Stephen Bittel
On Monday Stephen Bittel sent out an email to Miami-Dade Democratic Executive Committee members saying activists have encouraged him to run for FDP chair. Well, being the knight in shining armor a la Donald Trump, he is heeding their call.
Finally, a Physician Chosen to Head HHS
Congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump for a common-sense and much needed approach to selecting the new Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS): Instead of a lawyer or another bureaucrat, President-elect Trump selected a competent, knowledgeable physician and surgeon, Dr. Tom Price.
I Would Rather Have Allison Tant Back than Stephen Bittel
Yes, you read that correctly.
Trump and Human Rights: An Opportunity for Real Hope and Enduring Change
President-elect Donald Trump is known for his blunt approach. And on human rights, we are well past due for some hard truths.
Sorry, Stephen Bittel, We Just Aren't That into You
No, Florida Democrats are not going to have a repeat of 2013. As you may recall, strings were pulled, arms were twisted, people were bought off in 2013 to get Allison Tant in as Florida Democratic Party chair.
Richard Corcoran Fights for Citizen Government and Term Limits
Welcome to the dawn of the citizen legislator.
'Republicans Pick Off Bill Nelson'
That's how the headlines will read in 2018 if Sen. Bill Nelson doesn't stop playing around in the Florida Democratic Party chair race.
The Status Quo in Libya Is Unsustainable
December 17th marks the one year anniversary of the Libyan Political Agreement, making this an opportune time to review the administration’s policy on Libya. When this administration first participated in the intervention in Libya in 2011, many of us expressed concern with the administration’s lack of clearly articulated objectives, a post-intervention plan, or even an explanation about how it fit U.S. national security interests.