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Florida’s companies have been better investments and currently have more going for them generally than those based in 48 other states ranking behind us in overall business climate

What the Biden administration is effectively saying to the Cuban people, is what was on Ron Burgandy’s teleprompter the day he was fired.  

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

The country is 8% more disapproving with the direction of the country today, as compared to the history making cycle 12 years ago and Republicans are holding a 5% greater advantage on the generic ballot as they did on the same date in that cycle.

With five states holding elections today, there are more states holding primaries than approve of the President of the United States in total.

Thankfully, the United States hasn’t arrived at insolvency, which would be the case if we were attempting to borrow money just to attempt to service our debt. At least yet.  

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

Looking beyond our state, the biggest story is where he does still have net positive approval. The answer is next to nowhere. The only states Biden maintains a net positive approval rating are Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Vermont.

How low can Joe Go? I still marvel at the thought that anyone could look at Joe Biden’s performance as president and think – yeah. Give me more of that guy’s sweet action.

The short answer is that the Federal Reserve’s raising of interest rates increases borrowing costs for consumers and businesses which limits the ability to borrow and spend. Less borrowing and spending equals less demand for goods, which creates less pricing pressure, or inflation overtime.