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OPINION: Five Policies Trump or Harris Can Employ to Help Small Businesses

Politicians on both sides of the aisle laud small businesses as the “backbone” of our economy. They love photo-ops in front of main street coffee shops, small manufacturing facilities, and family-owned hardware stores. But, while they love to publicly pledge support of America’s small businesses, our politicians are sometimes more talk than action. Meaningful new policy to help small businesses grow and prosper rarely comes to fruition.

By Dick Cardew, Adam Fazackerley and Mike Zaffaroni | Oct 22, 2024

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OP-ED: Locals Fighting for Freedom

In 2021, in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic, a group of citizens concerned by the unprecedented moves of the federal government decided they wanted to take action to protect the Constitution locally. Troubled by the sight of cities going in flames, violence rising, and morals and freedoms declining, these citizens decided to exercise their civic duty and take action to protect their county.

By Kweku Boafo | Aug 18, 2023

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Like a creepy neighbor, State Farm went too far and is losing customers as a result

By Mark Weaver | Jun 1, 2022

State Farm is known for its motto, “like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.” Yet that good neighbor reputation took a big hit last week when news broke that it was supporting an effort to put controversial and sexually explicit materials into the hands of Florida kindergartners.

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Silencing Trump and conservatives seen as monopolistic acts of Big Tech

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 3, 2021

Big Tech’s banning and deplatforming of users is alarming some Florida citizens.

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OPINION: Donald Trump’s historic presidency is working wonders for Latinos

By Sen. Manny Diaz | Nov 1, 2020

President Trump is providing safety, opportunity, and prosperity to all Americans — and that includes Latinos.

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OPINION: Social Security and Medicare are doomed if we don’t treat their current woes seriously

By Julio Gonzalez | Oct 31, 2020

If Social Security is to survive, it will need both responsible management and a hefty dose of economic growth.

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OPINION: Three Florida questions for Joe Biden

By Steve Cortes, Senior Advisor for Strategy to the Trump Campaign | Oct 28, 2020

As Joe Biden travels to Florida on Thursday, here are three critical questions that he should be asked.

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OPINION: President Trump is fighting to ensure that every child has access to the education that best fits their needs

By Lara Trump | Oct 27, 2020

A fundamental component of educating our children is ensuring that we provide all students the opportunity to learn in an environment best tailored to their educational needs. In that spirit, we must continue prioritizing school choice.

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Miami attorney on Amy Coney Barrett: 'She portrays the values of a Catholic woman, of a mother and a professional woman'

By Juliette Fairley | Oct 14, 2020

When 88 faculty members at the University of Notre Dame called on U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett to delay her confirmation until after the Nov. 3 election, Milly Vazquez saw it as a cheap political ploy.

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OPINION: Three Florida questions for Joe Biden

By Staff reports | Oct 12, 2020

As Joe Biden travels to Florida on Tuesday, here are three critical questions that he should be asked.

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OPINION: Three Florida Questions for Joe Biden

By Steve Cortes, Senior Advisor for Strategy to the Trump Campaign | Sep 14, 2020

As Joe Biden travels to Florida on Tuesday, here are three critical questions that he should be asked.

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Frank Merold deserves clemency from President Trump, says the CAN-DO Foundation

By April Bamburg | Apr 4, 2020

Frank Merold, 61, has served 20 years for a conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute conviction. He was sentenced to life on Aug. 9, 2001 and applied for clemency during the Obama administration. His petition was denied in 2016.

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Colombian mother of four seeks clemency from President Trump for non-violent crime

By Joe Chen | Apr 2, 2020

Evelyn Pappa, a 59-year old mother of four, has served approximately 25 years of eight life sentences at FCI Tallahassee for a non-violent conspiracy to distribute conviction and may be a deserving candidate for clemency, says justice reform advocate Alice Marie Johnson.