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Charles writes:

— the public is invited to review the DPEIS and provide written comments, and may provide verbal comments at any of the three virtual public meetings that will be held on Dec. 17, 2024, Jan. 15, 2025 and Feb. 13, 2025. More information on when and how to submit comments can be found on the NOAA Fisheries Gulf of Mexico AOA PEIS website. For any questions about the Notice of Availability, contact Andrew.Richard@noaa.gov. Go to the links in the article please — and send comments — the ultimate plan is for these plastic netting pollution cages all along our coast. At a public meeting I attended, it was stated that the fish raised and harvested will not even be offered for sale to the Floridians whose native fish, sealife, and seafloor will be polluted and possibly diminished.
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Charles writes:

— Dumping several commissioners has been a first step toward recovery here — plenty of deserving targets in the region. Love having Graig Pittman's columns available in TBT.

kmskepton@yahoo.com writes:

This has been a mammoth undertaking. Very pleased with their progress.

ruthlawler@att.net writes:

Interesting tidbit of information: Chairman of the Board of Citizens Insurance is Carlos Beruff. Ruth Lawler

Cat L writes:

Great. She's a lobbyist. Not really a good idea to put someone whose actions are purchasable in that seat....

Cat L writes:

The idea of the US without the FTC is intimidating... 10% of people could be categorized with antisocial personality disorder, 6% narcissistic, 1% psychopathic, and 3% sociopathic. Sociopathic people often gravitate towards civil service positions and corporate leadership roles. It's a bad idea to leave people like that without enforced boundaries.
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Debann writes:

PREDATOR AND A PIG...he only bowed out because he was afraid of more stuff being exposed....

Dianna writes:

Excellent discussion on the city hall property, it provided background and clarity. It’s even worse listening to how badly KVO commissioners screwed the public. This bad decision needs to be reversed by Rahn and Ballard who voted to do this. Mitch, LMAO at your Gaetz comment- which was right on target.
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johnschussler@verizon.net writes:

This political overreach happens when one political party runs state government. They allow themselves to circumvent the law but not members of the other political party. The governor's appointments are too political. That is a disservice to Florida citizens. We need open primary elections and ranked choice voting to escape political polarization.
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kmskepton@yahoo.com writes:

Love seeing Carol Felts in that photo.

kmskepton@yahoo.com writes:

Great news.

WTF writes:

Mat Staver, founder and chairman of the Christian legal ministry Liberty Counsel in Orlando I guess was OK with the current Lawfare on the American people. Matt Gaetz will be a terrific AG in the swamp and root out evil and corruption in so many departments. That alone will take 4 years to do. https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/4054455-the-utter-failure-of-merrick-garland/ Merrick Garland began his tenure as attorney general with the stated intention of restoring faith in the Justice Department and the rule of law. By that standard, Garland has been a failure. In fact, if anything, the crisis of faith surrounding his department has only deepened on his watch, and he bears some of the blame. Polls show that half the country distrusts the FBI. A recent poll by Harvard CAPS-Harris found that 70 percent are either very or somewhat concerned about election interference by the FBI and other intelligence agencies. An additional 71 percent agreed that changes post-2016 had not done enough to prevent further interference and that “wide-ranging” reform was still required. Another poll showed 64 percent view the FBI as “politically compromised.”
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Debann writes:

COLOR ME SHOCKED...NDC WINS AGAIN THANKS TO THE CITY OF BRADENTON...And BROWN WILL create a job for his widdle buddy,then he will create problems for you ...WAHOO

AllForOne writes:

Very well written article!

Cat L writes:

And I am sure separating from the American library association was only done with the intention to lean towards more religious guidelines in reading material. Literal indoctrination.

Dianna writes:

Very interesting and informative!  Thanks for giving the update that our county apparently can't do.  Wish you would do the same on the dam situation.  Would love to know what the county's standard operating procedure both prior to and after a hurricane.
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iambillsanders@aol.com writes:

I told you…. Brown and Perry are dictators acting like Thugs. Perry was nicknamed “The Thug” in Albuquerque Now wait to see the results of the whistleblower suit that is pending. with Bradenton Police v. City of Bradenton For Corruption.. 500 Million Gallons of Sewage in our River Several Financial frauds. How will it end?
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lib224@gmail.com writes:

More than a little buyers remorse happening. We had a pretty good economy, a stable government, and a real foreign policy. Voters were fooled into getting chaos.

sandy writes:

This is a good event, but how about setting one up in west Bradenton?

ruthlawler@att.net writes:

Thank you! I recently wrote a letter of concern on a project in Bradenton to each City Council member as well as to each County Commissioner. The ONLY one who responded, of these 11 elected officials, was Councilwoman Moore. Why is it that the other TEN elected officials, public servants, chose to ignore my request for information or not respond? Ruth Lawler
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