
Review and Comment: The bill that can save Florida’s economy
Rising property insurance rates are on the verge of popping Florida’s housing bubble and the economy — all because of lawsuits.
Rising property insurance rates are on the verge of popping Florida’s housing bubble and the economy — all because of lawsuits.
On the issue of public notice, Florida GOP lawmakers are hypocrites. They say they’re for less government, more transparency and free enterprise. That’s not what they do.
If we were voting on hiring a CEO, the choice is clear. But actually, it’s a vote of you or the group.
The $8.3 billion going to Florida and $167 million going to Jacksonville for COVID-19 relief will do little to trigger a quick recovery. Visitors will need to know Florida is safe again.
One-size-fits-all shutdowns don’t make sense. Public officials should shift their focus to reopening the economy.
This is now a two-front war. Unless there is decisive action, Florida’s economy is facing an epic catastrophe.
Business Roundtable’s emphasis on “stakeholders” helps emphasize the socialist movement and bury capitalism.