President Bill Clinton being presented a Jaguars shirt by Jacksonville Mayor Ed Austin after Jacksonville was announced as an expansion city.
Happy game day, Jacksonville!
📸: The Florida Times-Union
Downtown Jacksonville’s wharf along the St. Johns River, 1910.
The buildings were industrial warehouses and machine shops used to support river traffic.
The vessel in the center appears to be a small river steamer or excursion boat, named “Hessie of Mayport.”
📸: Bill Price
The day before he was horrifically murdered, Charlie Kirk sent me a direct message on X.
Unfortunately, before I could even respond, Charlie Kirk was killed — seemingly assassinated for the words he'd spoken.
I've taken issue with many of those words — sometimes strongly — but never his right to speak them. Never his right to express those views and then go home to his family. That is a sacred American value.
Kirk’s murder gives us all reason to come back to the table for dialogue. There is a rising tide of political violence that has already swept away his life and many others’ lives, from both the Left and the Right.
Violence like this should compel people in both parties to turn down the heat, seek common ground and look for off-ramps from the vitriol — as Kirk was doing with me, the day before he died.
We can choose to go the way of more violence, more outrage and more censorship — if we want to.
But if we choose censorship and civil war, we cannot blame that choice on Charlie Kirk!
From his last 24 hours, I have the proof that he wanted to go a very different way.