Month: August 2022

  • Government assault on young children continues and worsens

    Government assault on young children continues and worsens

    The federal regulation known as Title IX is about to get even worse. Fortunately, Jacksonville parents are on guard and plan to try to protect their children. The Biden administration is preparing to make changes to the law and Moms for Liberty say the changes will: · Allow schools to withhold information from parents concerning…

  • Globalists are promoting a new menu item

    Globalists are promoting a new menu item

    Many of us have changed how we spend our hard-earned dollars these days. Gas prices have skyrocketed, so we are driving less or making those trips we do take really count. We are going out to eat less, and our grocery list has changed too. The cost of meat has pushed that protein off some…

  • Liberal myths about school funding persist

    Liberal myths about school funding persist

    Duval County School Board Member Elizabeth Andersen complained that the increase in state funding “will go through voucher programs and our charter schools,” and not be invested in local district schools. Andersen clearly does not understand school funding and that probably is one reason the voters fired her Aug. 23. She’s not the only one.…

  • Tax increase was a hit with the voters

    Tax increase was a hit with the voters

    “Thank you sir! May I have another!” That college initiation ritual request for another swat on the butt comes to mind as Duval taxpayers assumed the position and asked to pay more taxes. The one-mill property tax increase passed easily Tuesday with 53 percent of the vote. School Superintendent Diana Greene deserves the credit. Her…

  • Curry glossed over an important fact in his drug message

    Curry glossed over an important fact in his drug message

    It was nice that Mayor Lenny Curry took recognition of Overdose Awareness Day, which is Aug. 31. But he skipped over an important point. The main reason for 480 opioid-related deaths in Jacksonville during the first half of 2021 was: the Democrat Party policy of opening our borders to the world. As Curry said, 91…

  • School victories resulted from the hard work of activists

    School victories resulted from the hard work of activists

    Gov. Ron DeSantis is getting national attention for leading an effort to take back control of the government schools in Florida. Candidates he supported in school board races throughout the state won 25 out of 30 contests Tuesday and the victories flipped five boards from liberal to conservative. DeSantis deserves credit. But it could not…

  • Simplifying Issues as to the Search at Mar-a-Lago

    Simplifying Issues as to the Search at Mar-a-Lago

    Today’s release of the affidavit, in redacted form, filed to support the search-warrant for Mar-a-Lago may both clarify and complicate debate over the legitimacy of the search. Team Trump has more information with which to work. But so does the mainstream media. The DOJ and Trump versions involve highly contested matters of fact and law…

  • Money trail from the city to the Chamber is intriguing

    Money trail from the city to the Chamber is intriguing

    In what could be an amazing coincidence, it appears that since Mayor Lenny Curry took office, the city of Jacksonville has been paying the salary of Curry’s heir apparent. Timing is everything. In 2015, Curry was elected mayor of Jacksonville. Also in 2015, the Jacksonville Chamber received $200,000 from the Jacksonville annual budget. Since 2015,…

  • Florida city gets noticed for reducing crime

    Florida city gets noticed for reducing crime

    Miami – once the home of Al Capone – has become an example of how to suppress crime, according to Tucker Carlson of Fox News. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez told Carlson this week that hiring more police officers and prosecuting criminals were two reasons for the decline in crime in Miami. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office…

  • Candidates join the governor in standing up for parents

    Candidates join the governor in standing up for parents

    Several local candidates shared a stage with Gov. Ron DeSantis while he was in Jacksonville Sunday for his “DeSantis Education Tour.” Charlotte Joyce, running for Duval County School Board District 6, was first up at the event at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. Joyce said she stood resolute fighting for students and parents and has…

  • North Florida hosts Lara Logan and her documentary, “(S)ELECTION CODE”

    North Florida hosts Lara Logan and her documentary, “(S)ELECTION CODE”

    The question behind this documentary is: What if our leaders aren’t actually being elected by us, but instead… selected? Lara Logan has been an investigative journalist for more than 35 years and has been on the front lines of some of the world’s deadliest conflicts. But Lara contends her life is in more danger now…

  • School police in Jacksonville blistered by grand jury

    School police in Jacksonville blistered by grand jury

    Government schools in Jacksonville were raked over the coals by the statewide grand jury for the way they have reported school safety incidents. Eye on Jacksonville has reported the anomalies in the reporting several times, after examining figures reported to the state Dept. of Education from the Duval County Public School system. In its final…

  • Sonny B. has put his pro-America thoughts into book form

    Sonny B. has put his pro-America thoughts into book form

    Eye on Jacksonville writer “Sonny B.” has written a book encapsulating his deeply-felt thoughts and beliefs about America and where it is heading. Hassan Bartley, who uses the pseudonym for his columns in Eye, is the author of “1776 Rewind.” It was the year 2020 that triggered his literary effort. “2020 was a wakeup call…

  • Who or what is Justice40?

    Who or what is Justice40?

    The recent announcement by Mayor Lenny Curry regarding the “heat mapping” study completed by University of North Florida has a sinister sound: Washington exerting more control over state and local government. This week Curry was interviewed by News4Jax’s Tarik Minor on the heat mapping study. Curry said the city hasn’t invested in the hotter areas…

  • Video by School Board member is generating pushback

    Video by School Board member is generating pushback

    School Board member Elizabeth Andersen stirred up a hornet’s nest when she attacked a parent in a recent video. The victim of Andersen’s attack has retained legal counsel. The cause of the furor was a video Andersen made that quickly became viral on social media. In the video she called Tia Bess, a black parent…

  • Jacksonville has heat islands. Who knew?

    Jacksonville has heat islands. Who knew?

    The local media is agog over another liberal exercise in futility. People have been doing scientific research by “traversing” (going around) the city with thermometers, seeking to map “heat islands.” Like the mythical “food deserts,” heat islands are another way the Far Left has of dividing up America into haves and have-nots – and pretending…