by Bright Light | Sep 25, 2017 | Learn Economics, Local, Watchdog Florida
by Tho Bishop Almost two weeks have passed since Hurricane Irma made landfall in South Florida, yet tens of thousands remain without power. With temperatures regularly eclipsing over 90 degrees, these outages are not only a grave inconvenience for Floridians cleaning...
by Bright Light | Apr 24, 2017 | Battlefield, Learn Liberty, Local, Nullification, prohibition, Watchdog Florida
by Tho Bishop Last year Florida became the 28th state to legalize medical marijuana when Amendment 2 passed with over 70% of the vote. Unfortunately, instead of abiding by the overwhelming voter mandate, the state Legislature is looking to impose severe restrictions...
by Bright Light | Mar 3, 2017 | Local, prohibition, Watchdog Florida
by Chris Eger Florida’s high court on Thursday stood 4-2 behind the state law preventing the carry of firearms openly — citing it does not infringe on the Second Amendment. The decision came as an appeal of a 2012 second-degree misdemeanor conviction of Dale Norman,...
by Bright Light | Mar 2, 2017 | Local
by Tho Bishop: The state of Florida is well known for many things: beautiful beaches, outrageous headlines, and being the setting for the wacky antics of the Golden Girls. In Florida’s fascinating history, perhaps no figure stands taller than the great Walt Disney,...
by Bright Light | Feb 14, 2017 | Battlefield, Local, National
by Will Grigg Adams Lin literally fainted as he read a court order authorizing federal marshals to confiscate his property. The officers seized his car, his designer clothes, a flat-screen television, golf clubs, computer, and even his treasured Samurai sword. Unlike...
by Bright Light | Feb 2, 2017 | Local, Media
The left has gone quite hysterical in recent months and the intolerance and hatred of the left reared its ugly head. TCPalm reports: According to the union, on Jan. 11 Clarke walked into Taylor’s Grocery, 610 S.E. 10th St. in East Stuart, where police...
