Tales From The Mark Side: President Trump endorses Vern Buchanan and so do I. Here’s why
“As the Conservative movement continues to steam full speed ahead, we have to be careful not to miss the forest for the trees.”, Mark Young
“As the Conservative movement continues to steam full speed ahead, we have to be careful not to miss the forest for the trees.”, Mark Young
Kris-Shanique Bane, provided by Manatee County Sheriff’s Office, Bradenton elderly care employee charged with battering elderly woman
How often do we see the taxpayers money wasted because government bureaucrats fail to use good business practices in our local governments. In the late 1980’s Manatee County entered into a contract with NDC, a local construction company to build the downtown county office building and parking garage. Normally parking garages should last for 50…
“Democrats are up to no good, my fellow Patriots. The local democratic parties spanning Manatee and Sarasota counties say they believe they can turn this area blue.”, Mark Young
“It’s quite something to see liberals not only ignore the facts, but continue to make counter arguments based on lies and misinformation.”, Mark Young
Shenefield death investigation draws more felony charges for Palmetto man. Photo provided by Manatee County Sheriff’s Office
Manatee County Crime Highlights for the week of June 3-8
As President Ronald Reagan famously stated, “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” For the past 18 months, the Federal government has been printing money as fast as their printing presses can pump it out. The plan to “fix” the perceived short-term problems has fundamentally broken a once thriving United States economy. We are all now left to deal with the consequences.
America’s urban area inhabitants are the victims of “high IQ stupid people”. We have seen beautiful cities become uninhabitable because social studies and anthropology majors from northeastern colleges have been allowed to unleash their favorite professors’ theories on the unsuspecting inhabitants of what used to be well-run cities.