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Charlene writes:

It's a shame that Robinson didn't really pay a price for this stunt. He only lost 2 points (ish) in votes compared to Trump and other local Republicans. He was the only local R candidate that did not cross the 60 point threshold, although he was still close enough to it. Too bad HD 71 didn't see fit to send him packing.
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GLEN GADFLY GIBELLINA writes:

In Florida, I believe this was a positive executive order. The motive and how he went about it is questionable. Our tourism in Florida far surpasses any income revenue produced by offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. There are plenty of less intrusive places to drill for oil that are more appropriate. In the United States.
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lib224@gmail.com writes:

Seems like a new county attorney and administrator may be needed to keep up with the board.

lib224@gmail.com writes:

Republicans wasting money on crackpot theories while hoping to make political gains.

Charlene writes:

This is absolutely ridiculous. It shows you that the corruption is bipartisan and that environmental protection in this country is a joke.

Butterfly Cathleen writes:

Tuesday 7 January....

jayapoppe@yahoo.com writes:

Amen to this article. We've got to start voting in legislators in Tallahassee, who work for the common man, not just those with deep pockets like developers.

sandy writes:

Not sure. Holding off making a judgement. Waiting to see how antagonistic each party is. I am leaning toward better but with all the garbage out there before the inauguration could be a big question.

sandy writes:

As a retired 26 year employee of Manatee County, I didn't always agree with Commissioner McClash. But I must thank you for The Bradenton Times. Gives the citizens a place to voice our opinions whatever they are. I am a paid subscriber. We must continue the fight to make Manatee County a great place to live.
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GLEN GADFLY GIBELLINA writes:

For the Record …. Inquiring minds want to know. How about all those names who are still in office, unlike Gates who is a US Citizen now. And this report is 7 years old! Let’s pull them all out of the closet since 2017. Why don't we just release the full settlements of the other 268 cases from our elected officials in Washington DC that cost the taxpayers in excess of $17 million According to a CNN report here are some of the facts: According to a report from the Office of Compliance, more than $17 million is money paid to sexual harassment cases by taxpayers. According to the OOC data released Thursday, there have been 268 settlements paid by Taxpayers. Lets get them out in the open now! Once a settlement is reached, the money is not paid out of an individual lawmaker’s office but rather comes out of a special fund set up to handle this within the US Treasury – meaning taxpayers are footing the bill. 260 settlements represent those related to all kinds of complaints, including sexual harassment. A source within the Office of Compliance tells CNN that between 40 and 50% of harassment claims settle after mediation – an early stage in the multi-tiered reporting process. The LAWFARE continues on MAGA supporters, elected or not! https://www.cnn.com/2017/11/16/politics/settlements-congress-sexual-harassment/index.html John 8:7 “When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, ‘Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.’”
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Bill writes:

Biden says to bad for the police officers, mothers, fathers & children murdered by the criminals then judged by a court of law to be put to death. What a sorry commander & chief of America.

igobye3959@gmail.com writes:

So refreshing and uplifting to see qualified individuals promoted from within. All the best to these men and we thank you for your professionalism and leadership.

Charles writes:

Thanks for the Suncoast Waterkeeper submission, but please give information about how to provide comments objecting to the proposal — public participation should be encouraged. A deadline looms for the extended comment period, the link is available on the EPA site, but thought it would help to provide it here (see below) hope this information is correct — please provide corrections needed "Commenting on Proposed Florida Fish Farm The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is accepting public comments on the proposed Velella Epsilon aquaculture project, a floating fish farm planned for federal waters off the coast of Sarasota, Florida. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to comment: Review the EPA’s Draft Permit: Familiarize yourself with the EPA’s draft permit, which outlines the proposed project’s details, including the location, species to be farmed (Almaco Jack), and expected environmental impacts. Identify Your Concerns: Consider the potential environmental, social, and economic implications of the project. You may want to address issues such as: Water quality and potential pollution Impact on wild fish populations and ecosystems Effects on local communities and tourism Potential for disease transmission and fish escapes Submit Your Comment: You can submit your comment online through the EPA’s Federal eRulemaking Portal: Search for Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-xxxx-XXXX (the exact docket number may vary) Click on the “Comment Now” button Docket ID EPA–R04-OW-2024-0113 is the correct docket number for this fish farm proposal Enter your comment, including your name, address, and any relevant supporting information (e.g., scientific studies, personal experiences) Ensure your comment is concise and clear Additional Options: If you prefer to submit your comment via mail or email, you can do so: Mail: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Docket Center (EPA-HQ-OW—correct number), 1200 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20460 Email: ow-docket@epa.gov (include “Docket ID No. —” in the subject line) Docket ID EPA–R04-OW-2024-0113 is the correct docket number for this fish farm proposal Deadline: Check the EPA’s website for the comment period deadline, which may vary. For the Velella Epsilon project, there is an extended comment period, it will be announced on the EPA’s website. Follow Up: After submitting your comment, you can track its status on the EPA’s website or contact the EPA’s Docket Center for updates. Tips and Reminders Be respectful and professional in your comment. Focus on specific issues and provide supporting evidence or examples. Keep your comment concise and easy to understand. Avoid repetitive or redundant comments. If you’re submitting a comment on behalf of an organization, include the organization’s name and any relevant affiliations. By following these steps and guidelines, you can effectively comment on the proposed Florida fish farm and contribute to the EPA’s decision-making process." Again, it is up to us to participate —
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Cat L writes:

Yes, indeed...

Buldog writes:

Good read. Nothing surprises me from the “fab four”

Bill writes:

Sherlea Dony must be a good democrat, while she complains about what Donald Trump may do to save the economy she ignores the Billions Biden has given away coasting our taxpayers massive debt. 12/7/2024 Biden announces $1 billion in humanitarian aid and $600 million for African infrastructure investments
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Charles writes:

So thrilling that our waters have been our cesspool for an entire year of consistent water pollution — while the right to clean water amendment failed in its first attempt to get onto the ballot for the voters to prove that they support it. The initiative is having to start from scratch gathering enough signatures of Florida voters to get it on the 2026 ballot — it is up to us, what are you doing to help? https://www.floridarighttocleanwater.org/
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pattybeenutty@gmail.com writes:

Stop sending our tax money to private schools and replace the arts, which benefits everyone. Stop with fringe events. Let us know what these fringe events are, and do not fund them.

GCDUBBAU writes:

If you were tasked with finding the most ridiculous and inaccessible location for a college ballpark, this location would rank high on the list. Common sense alone tells the most casual observer this is a silly location. Don’t take my word, drive by, see for yourself.
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andreart@aol.com writes:

Congratulations

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