John Thrasher: Look for a Moratorium Bill on Internet Cafes
Peel Back Tallahassee's Covers: It's Still a Gambling Year
Billed as an off-gambling year in Florida politics, 2013 is anything but. Too much gambling-interest money is circulating, too much strategizing is going on.
Mushrooming Tax Identity Fraud in Florida Leads the Nation
Carole Crist Doesn't Fight for Her Teenage Daughters
Did you know Carole Crist has two children by her ex-husband, Blue Star Jets CEO Todd Rome? Probably not. How would you? Neither she nor her husband Charlie are ever seen with them.
And that's the problem now. Carole apparently has "mommy issues" -- as in "I don't want to be one."
As in, "I'm a deadbeat mom."
All of a sudden, people are beginning to notice there are people in her life conspicuous by their absence.
Marco Rubio Firms Up His Presidential Creds, Slams Obama's 'Big Government' Message
Peter Schorsch: Inexhaustible Political Animal
Enterprise Florida Has Made Mistakes, but It's on the Right Track to Make Good Things Happen
Maybe nonprofit Integrity Florida should change its name.
Just When You Think You've Heard It All, Bill Nelson Gets Named One of America's '10 Toughest Politicians'
Even folks who voted for Bill Nelson have to wonder how Senator Disappear-Down-the-Back-Stairway can make a "10 Toughest Politicians in Washington Today" list.
What Sets Don Gaetz and Will Weatherford Apart
Full-Time Legislature? Please, God, No!
Sen. Jeff Clemens is a smart guy, but with this "full-time Legislature" constitutional amendment he proposed Tuesday, he's going the wrong way down a one-way street.