VIEWPOINT
Should we re-elect a do-nothing government?
By John W. Whitehead Founder and president of The Rutherford Institute
     In 1948, President Harry S. Truman won the White House in large part due to his persistent attacks against a "Do- Nothing Congress." Today, while an increasing number of Americans are voicing their disapproval of Congress, they also seem to be directing their unhappiness at President Bush.
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From the Editor's Desk
Thank you for the continued service
     I know I'm often a blatant cheerleader for the great things about Gulf Breeze, and I've even received some hate mail in the past for writing "Disney stories," but I recently encountered another real-life scenario I'd like to share with you, the readers.
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Opinion
     
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On the Spot:
WHERE WE PUT PEOPLE "ON THE SPOT" TO ANSWER A QUESTION "ON THE SPOT."
By Franklin Hayes
     Do you think teachers should be given raises across the board or
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Local papers vital
     There remains, in these days of corporate gluttony, one last bastion of information gathering that is vital to local communities.
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