Best of the Blogs: The Edge
August 4, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 8-4-17
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Best of the Blogs: Start Your Engines
July 28, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 7-28-17
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Best of the Blogs: Mountain Movers
July 21, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 7-21-17
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Sen. Nelson deserves our thanks
July 19, 2017
We get it: it’s easy to be cynical about politics and government these days. That’s why when one of our elected officials is fighting the good fight, often thanklessly, we want to lift that person up.
Keep Florida’s courts independent
July 14, 2017
Florida’s judicial system was once a model for the nation. Unfortunately, that’s no longer the case. That’s why Progress Florida, on behalf of the Florida Access to Justice Project, has officially submitted a series of proposed revisions to Florida’s Constitution.
Best of the Blogs: Wrong Track
July 14, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 7-14-17
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Let’s Get Politics Out Of Florida’s Courts
July 7, 2017
Earlier today, we sent a letter to the Constitution Revision Commission which included a proposed constitutional amendment to depoliticize the judicial nominating process in Florida.
Best of the Blogs: Low Bar
June 16, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 6-16-17
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Dangerously close to law
June 14, 2017
The health care plan being assembled in the Senate is undoubtedly a travesty. What’s more – it’s an affront to representative democracy.
A sucker punch to Florida’s public schools
June 9, 2017
Instead of being given a helping hand, Florida’s public schools are being dealt a big sucker punch. HB 7069, if signed by Gov. Scott, would devastate public schools, shortchange teachers, and finance a huge giveaway to corporate charter school chains.