Columns

Whittaker Chambers said that "the great failing of American conservatives is they do not retrieve their wounded."

Oh, yes, it seems to happen to Republicans so often. Just when the other side stubs its toe, somehow the GOP trips over the entire foot.

WASHINGTON -- Some days Mitt Romney must wonder how he got involved with this crew.

The energy challenges of the 21st century demand new ways of doing things -- namely, moving from the old paradigm of selling energy to one where we meet energy needs with less costly and less risky resource choices.

A Florida state senator walks in to a Tallahassee bar. She sits down next to a big city newspaper reporter. They chat about the things that pols and newsies used to chat about in the 20th century, when both professions had better poll numbers than they do now.

Last week the City Council in Jacksonville declined to give special privileges to homosexuals.

After his great victory in Desert Storm, George H.W. Bush went before the United Nations to declare the coming of a New World Order.

Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan was supposed to be a problem for the Republicans.

The release of FCAT scores and elementary and middle school grades showed remarkable statewide achievement amid higher academic standards.

In the Sunshine State, where we lag behind most other states in renewable energy industry job creation, we still do not have a Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS) policy like the 30-plus states creating new jobs.

WASHINGTON -- Sometimes the news is that something was not newsworthy.