More than 14 months have passed since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. Whether you follow his daily tweets, worry about the numerous turnovers in his administration, or look at his impulsive decisions regarding domestic and foreign affairs, they seem to point toward a marked increase in his erratic behavior.
More than 14 months have passed since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. Whether you follow his daily tweets, worry about the numerous turnovers in his administration, or look at his impulsive decisions regarding domestic and foreign affairs, they seem to point toward a marked increase in his erratic behavior.
We often wonder if our country has issues that tend to divide more than unite us. Certainly, this feeling of animosity among us will be one of Trump’s legacies when he is gone. Of all these issues, none is more horrifying than the recent number of school shootings.
Florida Prisoners go on Strike
Written by Kathy Freeman | Wednesday, 17 January 2018 20:24Few realize the burden the prison-industrial complex places on society, particularly on poor people of color. Florida is in the top 10 states for incarceration rates, and is one of the 5 states that does not pay its prisoners for working. Florida prisoners are striking to call attention to this injustice. Read an article about the strike.
When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary . . .
Many years ago, a movie by Stanley Kubrick talked about a ‘doomsday machine’ that would wipe out all life on the planet. The movie was called Dr. Strangelove or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb
It appears that the great experiment provided by our founding fathers when they established the Constitution and the Bill of Rights is over.
We need to stay focused on the only viable solution for American health care - a universal single-payer system.
Legislators are supposed to promote laws in the best interests of the people, not the gun manufacturers. Unfortunately, it's not that way.
The SCPA Board has taken action to help disaster victims. Will you help too?
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We need to change how we think about health care.
This article from Civic Skunk Works, Trickle Down Lies Are Falling Apart All Around Us, points out the obvious, that the conservative approach to the economy - policies that help the rich get richer – doesn’t trickle down as economic improvement for the rest of us. The article is short and informative and points out the absurdity of the status quo.
It is time for Republicans in Congress to remember the award established in JFK’s name for political leaders who exhibit a “profile in courage”.
Bylaws amended 2017
The billionaire elites that are reshaping our government are using the latest scientific understanding of the brain to spread their propaganda.
Project on Florida Police Shootings Reveals Racial Bias
Written by Kathy Freeman | Sunday, 09 April 2017 14:22On April 4, 2017 the Tampa Bay Times released the result of a multi-year project that assembled documentation on all Florida police shootings from 2009 through 2014. They analyzed the data they collected and present the results in several ways.
State Preemption Bill Opposed by Melbourne City Council
Written by Kathy Freeman | Sunday, 26 March 2017 20:30Melbourne City Council Opposes State Legislation That Could Negatively Impact Its Citizens (HB 17, SB 1158, HB 487, SB 330)
Funding School Choice for Disadvantaged
Written by Cate Buckley | Saturday, 18 March 2017 15:50Some questions about funding school choice for disadvantaged young people need to be answered by President Trump and Secretary DeVos.
Long time SCPA member Carol Luntz died on March 6, 2017.
Same People, Poverty, and the Christmas Spirit
Written by Carl Freitag | Saturday, 03 December 2016 17:31
Reflections on the Spirit of Christmas
Amendment 1 Defeated - What's Next?
Written by Kathy Freeman | Tuesday, 15 November 2016 18:50
A ray of sunshine for Florida
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