Voting, Politicians, and the Salaries they Get Paid
Typically, I do not vote for the professional politicians. If you live the lifestyle of a politician for too long, how can you still relate to the “common” folk?
Tag Archive: politics
Learn More About Candidate Jonathan Petree
Jonathan Petree, who is running for the Nassau County School Board from District 5, is in a tightly contested race and needs your vote.
Chamber Celebrated Public Officials Reception
Chamber Directors asked Nassau County’s elected officials to honor the peer whom they felt exemplified the best in elected leadership.
Nassau Young Republicans Conducting Primary Election Poll
The poll is centered around Nassau County races and those races which span into multiple counties.
Farm Bureau Endorses Mike Hickox for Property Appraiser
Hickox, who filed in June of last year, has officially qualified via the petition process by collecting the required 497 signatures.
Main Beach Dumpster Caper
Just when we thought the Main Beach dumpster issue had been resolved in Fernandina, we discover we were wrong.
Socialism as an Alternative?
A Rant or Rave on Jacksonville.com about socialism as an alternative made me take off my rose colored glasses
DOTUC is a Political Statement Airline Fee
More regulations puts consumer between a rock of extra fees and a hard place of rising taxes to pay for a growing government.
Voting as a Faithless Act
Faith that the system worked, that the Democrats and Republicans chose the best among them as candidates to lead us.
Zombie Ants, Fungi and Politics
It boils down to those who believe in governing themselves, and those who believe the masses must be governed.
A letter to the One Percent
The Ninety-Nine Percent have watched helplessly as you’ve shipped our jobs overseas and debased our currency to enrich your pockets.
December 20th City Reorganization and Commissioner Agendas
There are two meetings of interest on December 20th in Fernandina Beach; both will be held at City Hall on Ash Street
Fundraising Reception for Representative Denise Grimsley
Denise Grimsley has distinguished herself as one who truly takes the time to learn the issues.
Trust is Why I Don’t Write About Economics Anymore
There are only two ways to be perceived as credible. To be credible or to say something that is perceived as going against your own self-interest.
Mission Accomplished: DC richest metro area in the Nation
As Washington takes the richest city crown from Silicon Valley, historians warn about the dangers of centrally controlled economies.