Protecting what is important
To go into City Hall or the courthouse, you have to go through a screening as if you were about to board a plane. Why? Because we must protect the lives of politicians and bureaucrats at all cost. You aren’t frisked when you go to Cracker Barrel or Wal-mart – which by the way has […]
Combatting racist heat waves
Too hot to go outside in your neighborhood? Blame racism. That’s right. According to a professor at the University of North Florida, the city of Jacksonville and the Biden Administration, racism makes low-income and minority neighborhoods hotter than other neighborhoods on the First Coast. In case you were not aware. It’s freakin’ hot outside. This […]
Local Story: The good old days of finding money on the ground and seeing it as an unexpected windfall are gone.
Recently, a follower of Eye, had a scary experience that served as a stark reminder of the hazards associated with fentanyl. Here’s her story: My young daughter pointed out to me that “someone dropped their hundred dollars.” A year ago I would have picked it up and thought I was having good luck. Today I […]
“Social Security on the Brink While Billions Flow to Fund Overseas War: A Twisted Tale of Misplaced Priorities”
Oh, the irony! The ongoing saga of Social Security continues to baffle us. It seems that while this vital safety net for hardworking Americans is gasping for a financial lifeline, our government miraculously finds billions of dollars to fund its latest adventure—a war in Ukraine. How convenient! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to marvel […]