Genuine question: If you’re riding an existing train from Tampa to Orlando to announce passenger rail between Tampa and Orlando… what exactly are we adding besides the press release?
Florida Governor candidate James Fishback testifies he bought a small apartment in DC in 2021 as an investment property, for friends and family and for him to stay when visiting his parents.
Montana man Jay Collins is suing to have Fishback tossed off the ballot over this.
Rule 4-1.1 of the Florida Bar regulations state "A lawyer shall provide competent representation to a client. Competent representation requires the legal knowledge, skill, thoroughness, and preparation reasonably necessary for the representation."
.@Paula4FLHouse47 has hired @AnthonySabatini to lead her fight to get back on the HD 47 ballot.
Hours earlier, a judge tossed Sabatini's suit to knock @CoryMillsFL off the CD 7 ballot — his second ballot case loss in 48 hours.
https://t.co/DAEjqPwJRY
@WLIroh@JustMe_OnlyMe2@j_fishback Hmm I think it's pretty clear "Florida is full" means no more houses for people to locate here. You're misunderstanding or lying for the sake of it
If we want to make housing more affordable, we don’t need to build 500,000 new homes to let the entire country move in.
Our roads aren’t ready, and traffic will only get worse.
Florida is full.
@WLIroh@JustMe_OnlyMe2@j_fishback Housing is too expensive for hospitality workers to live where they work. Orlando has 250,000 ppl/day that commute from outside Orange County, creating traffic gridlock. Fishback's housing policy would raise home prices by stifling building and push these folks further out.
She didn't just mistate FSU Health's contractual obligation to provide indigent care, she also isn't informed enough to know that they would be required by federal law to provide indigent care even if it wasn't in their contract.
Inman-Johnson responded with a false statement in her answer to a question related to the FSU Health purchase of the city of Tallahassee owned hospital assets.
https://t.co/wFqxIXJSK0
Imagine running for governor and not understanding simple economics. Housing prices are based on supply and demand. Suppressing the supply raises prices. Moron.
If we want to make housing more affordable, we don’t need to build 500,000 new homes to let the entire country move in.
Our roads aren’t ready, and traffic will only get worse.
Florida is full.
James Fishback who is running for governor of Florida just signed a legally binding contract saying that if he breaks any of his campaign promises he won’t be allowed to run for reelection.
Love him or hate him, this is something every politician should take note of and be doing.
Brightline never made sense to me, even as a privately funded venture
Outside of the NE, unfort train travel doesn’t make much sense in the US - there is a last mile problem- we have poor public transit and low density so you need a car anyway when you get to your destination.
@JustMe_OnlyMe2@matlow4mayor@flcapitaltea What kind of charity is it? 501(c)3's can't engage in political activity at all. So it sounds like capital tea is breaking the law.
While @Seat3TLH Jeremy Matlow touts internal polls nobody has seen, a published issue poll on his biggest campaign position shows him on the wrong side of voters 🤔