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It's not like there's no corruption to be found in Florida. But thanks to the state senate, now it could be much harder to weed out the bad guys.

The Florida Senate wants to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Florida Commission on Ethics by shortening the leash on that toothless watchdog.

Florida legislators sometimes make it impossible to earn the public’s respect. Case in point: The Senate’s 39-0 vote for a bill that would block valid complaints sent to the Florida Commission on Ethics. The Ethics Commission has often been unpopular with lawmakers or local officials who find oversight irksome, but the Florida Constitution protects it from being abolished. Credit for that goes ...

The legislation could make local ethics officials "lap dogs instead of watch dogs," Jacksonville's ethics director said

There’s no discernible agenda other than enjoying good books. They promise “Reviews shorter than books.” That’s a concept.

A neighbor down the street has a front yard sign extolling “Black Lives Matter” and “Follow the Science.” I suspect that like most progressives, she couldn’t follow the science if