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As “cancel culture” has swept through this country, our leaders, government officials, teachers, college professors, and even reporters are jumping on the bandwagon by tempering their words to avoid conflict. Op-ed writer Alan Bergstein, whose words can be harsh, really harsh, is not drinking the ‘Cancel Culture Kool-Aid.’ His brutal honesty is necessary for today’s political climate and crucial for us to survive as a free people. In his own words: “Let’s get right to the point: The two top elected leaders of this country constitute a clear and present danger to our survival.”

When Stacey Singer of the liberal Palm Beach Post tweeted to me Friday that she was “appalled” I’d “ever post such a thing,” I was kind of surprised. When I figured out what post she was talking about, I responded with the dark sarcastic part of my personality. Randy Schultz is The Post’s ultra-progressive Editorial Page editor, and from what I understand, Singer works closely with him. The post Singer was “appalled’ about, “Nearly one-third of voters think armed revolution may be needed,” written by BizPac Review’s Tom Tillison, involved a poll by Fairleigh Dickinson University that found 29 percent...

Many political candidates covet the endorsement of the Palm Beach Post. Others believe it's really not that helpful. Just how valuable is the “blessing” of Post editors? Is their endorsement necessary for victory at the polls? Apparently not. BIZPAC has done some studies and surveys over the years about the power and importance of political endorsements by the Post...

The blog post, "Rep. Slosberg viciously attacks fellow Americans on July 4," generated a lot of comments, and it was read by people from all over the country. I followed up by calling Rep. Slosberg to ask him if he would apologize. He responded: "What else do you want talk about? It's over. That incident is over." Three times I asked, and three times I received the exact same answer. Slosberg ended the call by . . .

 Rep Slosberg viciously attacks fellow Americans on July 4By Jack FurnariThe West Boca Community Council was the scene of some real fireworks on July 4. The usual list of local Democratic politicians was in attendance and gave the standard bipartisan Independence Day speeches -- until Florida Rep. Irv Slosberg spoke, that is.Slosberg started talking about America's enemies and how we have to "keep an eye on them and defeat them."But Slosberg wasn't talking about al-Qaida, Hamas or even Iran. The enemies Slosberg was referring to were...Click here to read more.

The West Boca Community Council was the scene of some real fireworks on July 4. The usual list of local Democratic politicians was in attendance and gave the standard bi-partisan Independence Day speeches -- until Florida Rep. Irv Slosberg spoke, that is. Slosberg started talking about America's enemies and how we have to "keep an eye on them and defeat them." But Slosberg wasn't talking about al- Qaida, Hamas or even Iran. The enemies Slosberg was referring to were