https://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Covid-blog-pic-1.png261370Phil Dodderidge, Vice-Chair Florida Keys Democratshttps://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Florida-Keys-Democrats-Logo-1.pngPhil Dodderidge, Vice-Chair Florida Keys Democrats2020-05-20 14:13:142020-05-20 14:40:22How Can I Tell If I Have the Coronavirus (And What Can I Expect If I Do)?
https://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/USA-flag-on-IV-hanger-260.jpg264264Bert Sisehttps://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Florida-Keys-Democrats-Logo-1.pngBert Sise2020-05-04 12:57:472020-05-04 12:57:47We Are Living in a Failed State
by Debra Walker, State Committeewoman for Monroe County and Upper Keys Co-Chair. Any basic economic theory text considers the contrast between a public good and a private good. In general, a public good is defined as something that benefits society overall, while a private good benefits the individual. By definition, private goods are marketable and […]
https://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/constitution-1486010_1280-1.jpg8531280Debra Walker, State Committeewoman for Monroe County and Upper Keys Co-Chairhttps://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Florida-Keys-Democrats-Logo-1.pngDebra Walker, State Committeewoman for Monroe County and Upper Keys Co-Chair2020-04-28 08:00:312020-05-06 10:23:23Public Health Is a Public Good
An old friend of mine recently tossed off a phrase that really stuck with me: bottom feeders at the top. It elegantly captures what the conservative movement in our country has achieved; elevating the very worst people to positions of the greatest power. And while it is easy attach this phrase to President Trump, there […]
https://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Mitch-New-Yorker-square-260.jpg261261Bert Sisehttps://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Florida-Keys-Democrats-Logo-1.pngBert Sise2020-04-27 18:00:062020-04-27 14:52:38Bottom Feeders at the Top
by Roger C. Kostmayer In the midst of a deadly and highly contagious epidemic, one unlike any we have seen in our lifetime, the President of the United States wants to overrule our Constitution and give himself, and all future Presidents, what he calls “total authority” over States’ decisions about when to reopen their economies […]
by Stuart Strickland, Precinct #8 Captain, Key West We can all agree we are living in extraordinary times. Our entire way of life is changing very rapidly. We stay at home. We wear face masks. We social distance. But what about of one of our most fundamental constitutional rights and, I say, duties—the right to […]
https://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Register-to-vote.jpg200300Bert Sisehttps://www.keysdems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Florida-Keys-Democrats-Logo-1.pngBert Sise2020-04-26 12:00:032020-04-26 14:36:04Vote by Mail: Protecting Our Right to Vote in a Global Pandemic
How Can I Tell If I Have the Coronavirus (And What Can I Expect If I Do)?
We Are Living in a Failed State
Public Health Is a Public Good
by Debra Walker, State Committeewoman for Monroe County and Upper Keys Co-Chair. Any basic economic theory text considers the contrast between a public good and a private good. In general, a public good is defined as something that benefits society overall, while a private good benefits the individual. By definition, private goods are marketable and […]
Bottom Feeders at the Top
An old friend of mine recently tossed off a phrase that really stuck with me: bottom feeders at the top. It elegantly captures what the conservative movement in our country has achieved; elevating the very worst people to positions of the greatest power. And while it is easy attach this phrase to President Trump, there […]
No Total Authority
by Roger C. Kostmayer In the midst of a deadly and highly contagious epidemic, one unlike any we have seen in our lifetime, the President of the United States wants to overrule our Constitution and give himself, and all future Presidents, what he calls “total authority” over States’ decisions about when to reopen their economies […]
Vote by Mail: Protecting Our Right to Vote in a Global Pandemic
by Stuart Strickland, Precinct #8 Captain, Key West We can all agree we are living in extraordinary times. Our entire way of life is changing very rapidly. We stay at home. We wear face masks. We social distance. But what about of one of our most fundamental constitutional rights and, I say, duties—the right to […]