If We Can’t Ask, We Can’t Trust
There’s a disturbing trend happening across America — and it’s spreading fast. People are being ridiculed, censored, or labeled as “crazy” simply for asking questions. Whether it’s about politics, crime, or culture, the message seems to be: Don’t ask. Just accept. That’s not how freedom works. The Chilling Effect of “Don’t Ask” Culture Take the […]
The Sky May Not Be Falling… But Chemicals in the Sky Might Be and You Can Report It
Florida’s skies just got a little more protection. Thanks to a new state law, geoengineering and weather-modification activities — sometimes called “cloud seeding” or “chem-trailing” — are now illegal in Florida. Under Senate Bill 56, it’s against the law for anyone to release or disperse chemicals, compounds, or devices into the atmosphere for the purpose […]
Making Debate Great Again — Charlie Style!
When I was in high school, I was on the debate team — and to be honest, I didn’t like it at first. There were times we were made to argue sides I didn’t agree with. It felt uncomfortable, even wrong. But here’s what I learned: when you’re forced to defend an idea you don’t […]
How Nassau County government schools kept a secret
Alarmed citizens succeeded in killing a secret “mental health” program – loaded with sexual topics — used in Nassau County schools but have been unable to find out exactly what was in the mysterious curriculum. The school board and contractor (Starting Point Behavioral Healthcare) supplying the program, which was called Ripple Effects, used numerous delaying […]
“STOP BEFORE YOU ENTER FLORIDA”: The Wealth Migration No One Warned You About
I had the pleasure of attending a luncheon this week with economist Steve Moore, and boy, was it enlightening. Steve shared data on the massive wave of migration pouring into Florida and other conservative states, as families and retirees flee the high taxes and overreach of blue states like New York, New Jersey, and California. […]
In Jacksonville’s Military Town, a Patriot — Not a Politician — Had Their Backs
In more uncovered news, I had to stretch all the way to the Singaporean Straits Times for this story — and that should tell you something. President Trump announced yesterday that a private donor — who wishes to remain anonymous — contributed $130 million to cover military salaries during the Democrat-led government shutdown. “He called […]
Downtown city block goes to pot
A city block in downtown Jacksonville is going to pot. Not just any pot. DEI pot promising to “revitalize and bring new life” to our urban core. According to the Jacksonville Daily Record, the city issued a permit for “interior exploratory demolition only” of the 40-year-old Burger King building on East State Street. The plan […]
Explanation for first driverless van crash is a bit wobbly
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s latest attempt at the “future of mobility,” took a detour – straight into a light pole. No one was physically injured. The only casualty? JTA’s creditability. According to Action News Jax, JTA claimed “an error on the driver’s part” caused a NAVI to hop a curb and slam into a light […]
Fight with the police and you go to jail
Sheriff T.K. Waters is not surrendering to the Far Left’s anti-police movement. People who support law and order should applaud his stance. After one of his officers was criticized and threatened with litigation, Waters held a press conference, rolled the tape, and said: “The takeaway? If you violently resist our officers, you will be arrested. […]
Senator Rick Scott Sounds the Alarm on America’s Fragile Drug Supply Chain
Leave it to Florida’s own Senator Rick Scott to speak plain truth about a crisis hiding in plain sight — one that affects every hospital, every pharmacy, and every one of us. This week, Senator Scott published a powerful op-ed in The Hill about the nation’s dangerous dependence on foreign drug ingredients, especially for the […]