BML- WIDE OPEN WEDNESDAY

Candidates- Here is your invitation/schedule to talk to us

IN A HANDBASKET today we find electric vehicles. Apparently saving the planet costs more money than that EV is worth. That makes no difference to the Biden administration as the Transportation Secretary admitted and then denied saying, all in a congressional hearing.

Toy’s R Us closed a few years ago. It appears the former toy giant is making a comeback of sorts. The kid in me is happy to see this. We’ll see if it takes hold.

The County Commission did some gift giving to Weston Hotels yesterday as the $30m in corporate welfare that even the TDC was against was doled out like candy at a Christmas parade. A child’s drug related death led to a drug ring being shut down. The crimes were headed by a former corrections officer.

Also not respecting our laws and system of government were 16 members of congress who were protesting outside the Supreme Court. Yet, they’d expect us to respect their institution. Republicans are now more trusted on education than the Democrats. That should come as no surprise. We also did not get to the report on Uvalde that does not look good for any of the law enforcement agencies on scene.

Today though, is a WIDE OPEN WEDNESDAY where you control the conversation with the topic of your choice when you call us at 321.768.1240. What is it that has you thinking this morning?

IN A HANDBASKET

Saving the planet empties the wallet

Buttigieg admits, then denies that’s the goal

FEATURED STORIES

Toys R Us returns- sort of

Commission passes corporate welfare for Weston

Child death leads to drug ring led by former CO

They don’t respect our laws- congress members jailed

Republicans now more trusted with Education

Uvalde Report is out- it’s not good

FLORIDA & BREVARD

County budget with reduced property tax rates