Nate Monroe is a Metro columnist for The Florida Times-Union and Jacksonville.com, focusing on local news and issues in Jacksonville, Florida. His columns cover a range of topics including politics, government, and community issues, providing in-depth analysis and investigative reporting to keep readers informed about their city.
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Nate Monroe's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to legal trials, fraud, utility companies, government corruption, and infrastructure projects. His articles frequently feature expert commentary and opinion editorials.
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By: Nate Monroe
Yet another city-destroying, record-shattering tempest, supercharged in overheated waters of the Gulf of Mexico, takes aim at Florida.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis has gradually criminalized political dissent, using millions in taxpayer funds to enforce ideological loyalty across the state.
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It's a continuing oddity of Florida's litigation-saturated Ron DeSantis era that federal judges have become nearly household names, and none more so than U.S. District Judge Mark Walker, whose incisive rulings have a way of sobering up a governor high on his own supply. This time, Walker had to do what the state's judiciary has utterly failed to: rein in a miscreant administration that has shattered norms and flouted the law in a misguided effort to fight Florida voters over abortion rights and recreational marijuana.
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"I don't feel like there's candor about what's actually going on," Florida Supreme Court Justice Carlos G. Muñiz told a public service commission lawyer
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Don't say he banned it, but don't say he didn't ban it, either.
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Indeed, the permissive Florida the puritanical DeSantis has described throughout his campaign against greater personal freedoms is a flimsy, deceptive fantasy that will expire on midnight Nov. 6 — when he'll no longer have use for the deception.
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The reality of Florida's abortion ban is inconvenient for DeSantis, so he's decided instead to pretend there essentially is no such ban.
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