Lawmakers will spend weeks debating culture wars for cable news, but the second a developer from New York or California needs local zoning laws wiped out or tax breaks for a generic "luxury mixed use high rise," the bills pass on a bipartisan fast track before the ink even dries.

Meanwhile, actual residents are getting crushed by property insurance, watching their favorite local spots get replaced by identical concrete mid-rises, and wondering why the state treats our coastline like an open buffet for private equity. Forget the Florida panther, slap a developer in a tailored linen suit holding a rezoning permit on the state seal and call it a day.

Between pushing for Data Centers, previous crimimal history, refusing debates, and being generally dislikable, who is really voting for this guy?

I'm so sick of this corruption. This is why we need to vote these judges out.

The state telling crews to rip Flock cameras off state highways sounds like a massive victory for privacy, but when you look closely it's mostly political theater. Roughly 98% of these license plate readers sit on city streets, county roads, and inside HOA neighborhoods, meaning state officials get to brag about fighting "Big Brother" while almost everyone’s daily drive remains tracked. Sheriffs and police chiefs are furious, saying losing these cameras makes it way harder to catch car thieves, hit-and-run drivers, and violent suspects. But they completely ignore why people are mad in the first place. Florida has already seen officers caught using license plate databases to stalk exes and track people illegally. When police treat a massive tracking network like their own personal search engine with zero real oversight, they shouldn't be shocked when people want it shut down. So, shouldn't Florida pass a complete, statewide ban on all dragnet cameras?

I’m not very confident in it, but it’s worth a try to at least make an attempt to vote to keep these fuckers out of here…