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America needs help but does anyone care?
Despite the catastrophic state of the union, too many Americans remain complacent, Florida Sen. Rick Scott told a large group of supporters in Jacksonville. Speaking at a fundraiser and reception at Epping Forest, Scott cited the fentanyl crisis, the border crisis, the debt crisis and the mounting war crisis. Despite all that, Scott told Eye…
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Local schools are complying with the law, superintendent says
School Superintendent Diana Greene deserves credit for setting the media straight on a story they consistently get wrong. Greene explained in a letter to district employees how the government schools in Jacksonville are doing due diligence and trying to follow state law regarding books in school. Liberal attempts to fill schools with obscene materials and…
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Candidate views differed on how politicians should address liberal social concerns
Last week, the Interfaith Center of Northeast Florida, (yes that is a thing,) held a town hall meeting for mayoral candidates. And like most political events in this town, no one knew about it, not very many people attended and our local media could not have cared less. So, I spent a few hours of…
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The Courageous 20 are Due an Apology From Other Republicans, Including John Rutherford
I wanted to share this great video with you that was put together by Rep Ralph Norman, one of the Courageous Twenty who endured name callings when they stood up against McCarthy. It doesn’t even include some of the fiercest attacks by such conservatives as Levin, Hannity, Laura Ingram – the attacks were so over…
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Textbook review finds publishers guilty of liberal bias
Parents and politicians continue their attempts to protect Florida schoolchildren from the liberal efforts to expose them to obscene material and misinformation. In addition to the local organizations, such as Moms for Liberty and County Citizens Defending Freedom, there is the Florida Citizens Alliance. The alliance recently completed a review of textbooks companies are seeking…
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Party war is heating up
Don’t invite Dean Black and Robin Lumb to the same party – especially if it is the Republican Party. The two Republicans have been fighting over the local party apparatus in recent years and it is getting bitter. Lumb is a former member of the City Council, a former Duval GOP chairman and an 18-year…
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Government groomers are still at work
Parents of children in government schools are mounting another campaign against the obsession the federal government has with the sex lives of children. Since 2009, Duval County Public Schools have taken an annual survey of children, asking them very detailed questions about sex. “How old were you when you had sexual intercourse for the first…
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Ugly scene at City Hall
No matter who you support for mayor, the way City Council is investigating one of its members seems to have been designed by the Democrat Party. It was expected that the JEA scandal somehow would be an issue in the mayor’s race, but the latest twist has a distinct odor. Council Member LeAnna Cumber left…
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Scholarship For Victims of Bullying Helping Florida’s Youth
Name calling, pulling ponytails on the playground or pushing over the girl you secretly liked were all forms of innocent mockery we were all subjected too as kids growing up. We brushed it off, stiffened our upper lip and moved on. But these days, the old saying of, “sticks and stones…” doesn’t really work with…
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Struggle to protect school children continues in Jacksonville
Parents are not giving up the battle for their kids in government schools, but they need the help of more politicians. Local parents won an important victory when the Duval County Public Schools cut some ties with a pro-pornography group called JASMYN. But much remains to be done. The abuse of children is supported by…