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After 10 Glorious Years, Sunshine State News and I Are Passing the Baton

You probably can't imagine how much fun I've had at Sunshine State News over the last 10 years. I don't think anybody could. 

By Nancy Smith
November 1, 2019 - 6:00am
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By Kevin Derby
November 1, 2019 - 6:00am
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Only You

By Henry Payne
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Columns

Cashing In On Voting
By George Will
WASHINGTON -- The pursuit of perfection is usually foredoomed, but the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission, which has a latitudinarian understanding of ethical behavior, has a perfectly awful idea. It is urging the City Council to consider ways of paying -- starchier ethicists might call it bribing -- people to vote.
Which Is the Weaker Party? Your Call
By Michael Barone
Which of our two great political parties is the stronger? Maybe it makes more sense to ask which of the two is weaker.
Marco Rubio: American Strength -- Building 21st Century Defense Capabilities
By Marco Rubio
In his capacity as a member of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., presented this address Wednesday to the John Hay Initiative at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C.:
Obama Is Carter, Not Reagan
By L. Brent Bozell and Tim Graham
The late Lloyd Bentsen is sorely needed when President Barack Obama tries to compare himself to Ronald Reagan. Mr. President, you're no Ronald Reagan.
Prickly Narcissist
By Mona Charen
"Oh, it's a shame when you have a wan, diffident, professorial president with no foreign policy other than 'don't do stupid things.'" So griped President Obama to a select (and loose-lipped) group of dinner guests the other night.
Obama Forced by Events to Reverse Course -- and Disillusion Base
By Michael Barone
Iraq, immigration, inversion. On all three of the issues referred to, President Obama finds himself forced by events to do something he dislikes -- and he's in trouble with much of his Democratic Party base for doing so.
Take a Closer Look at School Spending 'Cuts'
By Lloyd Brown
The argument over funding of the public schools in Florida drones on, generating far more heat than light.
Presidential Malpractice
By Mona Charen
NBC's Chuck Todd got a good deal of attention for warning that "(Obama's) on the precipice of doing Jimmy Carter-like damage to the Democratic brand on foreign policy."
Free Speech, Due Process, and the Presidency at FSU: A Reply to Barney Bishop
By Joseph Hellweg
No ones perfect, least of all university professors -- at least I speak for myself. We do our best daily to encourage students to speak their minds, write and create well, and think critically. When we fail, we try again. Independent thought, evaluation of evidence, and open discussion are the core of our profession.
Obama's Uncertain Trumpet, Again
By Charles Krauthammer
WASHINGTON -- In his Islamic State speech, President Obama said many of the right things. Most importantly, he finally got the mission right: degrade and destroy the enemy.
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