In 2025, the focus on Florida’s electoral processes has intensified, particularly among elections supervisors who are noticing a concerning drop in requests for mail-in voting. This decline is raising alarms about voter accessibility and the overall democratic process in the state. A Worrying Trend As recent reports indicate, mail-in voting requests in Florida have decreased...
Category: Politics
Pam Bondi Confirmed as US Attorney General: What This Means for the Justice Department
In a significant political development, the Senate has confirmed Pam Bondi, a Tampa Bay native and ally of former President Donald Trump, as the new US Attorney General. Her appointment signals a shift in leadership at the Department of Justice, coming at a time when various pressing issues face the nation. A Background on Pam...
Tampa Bay January 6 Convicts Show Little Remorse, Thank Trump for Pardon
In a recent development regarding the January 6 Capitol riots, several convicts from the Tampa Bay area have publicly expressed their lack of remorse for their actions. Instead, they have eagerly thanked former President Donald Trump for granting them pardons, reflecting a controversial perspective on their involvement in the events of that day. A Shocking...
DeSantis in a Rare Standoff with Florida Lawmakers Over Special Session
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing a notable standoff with state lawmakers during a recent special session, a situation that has raised eyebrows and prompted varied reactions within the political arena. This clash highlights the complexities of governance in Florida and reflects the shifting dynamics of Republican leadership. The Special Session Breakdown The special session...
What Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship Could Mean for Florida
In the ever-evolving landscape of American immigration policy, President Trump’s executive order regarding birthright citizenship has stirred up significant debate and concern. If enacted, this order could have considerable implications for families and communities in Florida, a state known for its diverse population and vibrant immigrant communities. Here’s a breakdown of what this executive order...
JD Vance brings a white working-class voice to the west wing
JD Vance, the author of Hillbilly Elegy and a U.S. Senator from Ohio, has often been characterized as a representative of the white working-class perspective within American politics. His rise to prominence coincided with a growing interest among political leaders in understanding and addressing the concerns of this demographic, especially in the context of the cultural and...
The Divide: Florida’s Amendment 3 and Tampa’s Support
In the recent vote on Florida’s Amendment 3, the results revealed a significant divide between local sentiments and the statewide majority. While the amendment was rejected by most voters in Florida, it garnered notable support in Tampa. This anomaly raises intriguing questions about local political dynamics and the issues at hand. What Was Amendment 3?...
St. Pete Enhances Storm Protection with AquaFence Acquisition
In a proactive move to safeguard its critical wastewater infrastructure, the city of St. Petersburg has acquired AquaFence, a state-of-the-art flood protection system. This initiative underscores the city’s commitment to resilience against increasingly severe weather events, particularly as climate change leads to more frequent and intense storms. Why AquaFence?AquaFence is designed to provide temporary flood...
Looking Back: Holly Gregory Visits the Hometown of Former President Jimmy Carter
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Plains, Georgia, the hometown of former President Jimmy Carter, and it was a journey filled with history, warmth, and inspiration. For anyone interested in American politics or simply looking to explore a unique corner of the South, Plains offers a fascinating glimpse into the roots of one of...
Florida grand jury finds no criminality in probe of COVID-19 vaccines
A Florida grand jury has concluded its investigation into allegations of criminal wrongdoing related to COVID-19 vaccines and found no evidence of criminality. This decision comes amid wider scrutiny and debate over vaccine safety, misinformation, and public health policies during the pandemic. The investigation likely looked into claims made in various forums, including blogs that...









