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The raw terror of one year ago is still with many of us. Even more frightening? The thought that the next attempt might not fail.

How do you know corruption has reached the bottom of a corporation or government agency?  When that corruption becomes so routine that the people in the middle and bottom of the organization are not constrained from lying, cheating or stealing because they believe that it is not only tolerated but condoned and rewarded. The once venerable Federal Bureau of Investigation appears to have reached this loathsome state. Headlines blared and pundits laughed about the person arrested by the Feds who had a “fully constructed U.S. Capitol Lego set” confiscated in a search of his home as evidence....

Someone asked reporter Jack Posobiec where AOC‘s office is in the Lego Capitol and we think it might be for nefarious purposes. We hear AOC went right to her psychotherapist upon hearing this. Earlier today, we reported about the FBI nitwits who seized a Lego set that belonged to one of the people accused of rioting in the Capitol on January 6th. It was of the Capitol — a Lego Capitol –and the agents seem to think it could be evidence. They must be the agents who couldn’t find the Boston Bombers after the Russians told them of their plans and where to find them. Perhaps it was the a...

The pandemic created new circumstances for how the Florida Legislature conducted business and it came on the heels of one of the country's most historic years – bringing along legislation that tackled unique issues. As the 60 days come to a close, take a look back at the best stories and photo galleries by USA Today-Florida Network Capitol Bureau reporter and photographer Tori Lynn Schneider. 1. Florida legislation a family affair Three legislators with young families move to Tallahassee full-time for the 2021 legislative session – making a local apartment, townhome and an RV park a ho...

The pandemic created new circumstances for how the Florida Legislature conducted business and it came on the heels of one of the country's most historic years – bringing along legislation that tackled unique issues. As the 60 days come to a close, take a look back at the best stories and photo galleries by USA Today-Florida Network Capitol Bureau reporter and photographer Tori Lynn Schneider. 1. Florida legislation a family affair Three legislators with young families move to Tallahassee full-time for the 2021 legislative session – making a local apartment, townhome and an RV park a ho...