GLORY DAYS?
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Not a lot is being accomplished in Tallahassee during what has become a contentious special session. One area where legislators agree is that smokable pot is not making the cut for so called āmedicalā marijuana. They are playing games with tax money and the governorās bribe, that is incentives for business, and they disagree on transparency. And, so far, the House looks to be winning the political battle in Tallahassee.
The James Comey testimony yesterday revealed a couple of interesting things. One- the New York Times has been caught publishing an unfounded lie. And, two- wouldnāt it be ironic if his handling of classified information would get James Comey in legal trouble? Itās a possibility and even more so since he wonāt be the one making the charging decision!
Running a news room or a radio show means making decisions about priorities. What do you cover, what gets left behind? Weāll talk that aspect of what we do with Bob Gabordi, Executive Editor of Florida Today, in our 8am hour. As both of us are baseball guys, weāll also take a look at an interesting twist on self-identifying. Can you say Glory Days?
Common sense on āmedicalā marijuana
More tricks with tax money on governorās incentives
House wins first round on education
Did we get a lot from the testimony?
Comey testimony-NYT caught in lie
Comeyās handling of classified info could result in charges (unless heās in charge)
Getting Visit Florida under control (even with $76m)
Constitution Commission a joke so far
See, they are BUYING the governorās veto pen!
$85m a bribe to shut up the governor?
Bob Gabordi: What FT doesnāt care about