The Sarasota News Leader Editorial link below urges Sarastoa County residents to vote NO on the Sarasota County Commision’s Charter Amendment to do away with Single Memeber Districts. County voters approved Single Member Districts in 2018. Show them you meant what you voted for the first time.
Is YOUR representative in Congress a co-sponsor of H.R. 2307? An FLVCS member gives you three good reasons why they should support this three-part climate change plan.
Best solution to climate change emergency
Three points determine a plane. Three parts can determine a plan.
The best legislative solution to our …
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Florida Veterans for Common Sense (FLVCS) asks you to defend rooftop solar. Please contact your Florida state senator and representative to tell them to reject Senate Bill 1024/House Bill 741. SB 1024 is in the Senate Rules Committee as of February 16, 2022.
This bill would devastate …
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by Kindra Muntz, 2019 Thomas Paine Award winner
This article was originally published in the Venice Gondolier.
On March 8, 2022, the 1-mill referendum renewal election will have an extra item on the ballot: a Charter amendment by the Sarasota County Commissioners to overturn single member districts for electing County Commissioners and change county …
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FLVCS member, Coty Keller’s, editorial, Solar Bill Bad for Economy and Energy (page 9), was published in the January – March 2022 issue of the Critical Times.
The Sunshine State ranks second from last (behind Alabama) in solar energy per capita. Florida Power and Light projects a mere 25 percent solar contribution by the end …
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Florida Veterans for Common Sense (FLVCS) put up a billboard warning against those who would shred our Constitution. FLVCS believes our democracy is under a sustained attack and patriots need to stand up now to protect it. Our billboard is one step toward that goal.
The attack on our Capitol on Jan …
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Desmond Meade, the Florida Veterans for Common Sense 2018 Thomas Paine Award winner has received clemency from the Florida Clemency Board. He recently recieved a letter from the Florida Clemency Board announcing that his civil rights — including the rights to vote, run for office and serve on a jury — have officially been restored.…
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By Gene Jones, President, Florida Veterans for Common Sense
FLVCS stands strong for the national security of the United States. Every passing day the Republican Party compounds serious threats such as the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change, as the following NY Times article confirms. Both the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change are having a
FLVCS and Rank My Vote Florida need your help to make ranked-choice voting (RCV) a reality in Florida! The Sarasota City Commission is holding a Ranked-Choice Voting hearing at Sarasota City Hall on September 20th at 6:00 PM, and we’d like you to be there! This is our best opportunity to advance RCV, not just …
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As we celebrate America’s birthday on the Fourth of July, let us reflect on the promise of America after 245 years of independence. We can be proud that we have come so far although we are humbled to recognize how much has to be …