The People Power Hour

Orlando, FL

Orlando to cut services, people

And instead of taking this opportuntiy to remove government from activities best served by the private sector, expect those property tax rates to rise once our chuckleheaded pols figure a way around the system.... http://www.peoplep owerhour.com  (Jul 14, 2009 | post #2)

Orlando, FL

Avis Tests Mobile TV in Florida

This certainly seems beyond the pale; who needs to be tethered to a TV screen 24/7? I guess the same sort who don't feel complete without a cellphone plastered to the side of their faces.... http://www.peoplep owerhour.com  (Jul 11, 2009 | post #2)

Orlando, FL

Obama says all citizens should do community service, joins firs...

Anyone who believes a person "owes" the government anything is beyond crazy; government is the people's agent, not the other way around. Indentured servitude is as unAmerican as it gets.... http://www.peoplep owerhour.com  (Jul 11, 2009 | post #383)

Orlando Sentinel

Alex Sink needs to own her banking past

Hey, you tell US. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #18)

Orlando Sentinel

Alex Sink needs to own her banking past

A banker and a career pol? Two very serious strikes against Sink right off the bat. And any time any politicians comes at you saying a fellow politician will save you lots of money, like Wexler said, it's time to run like hell in the other direction. Seriously. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #17)

Orlando Sentinel

Man cuts woman with roofing knife in attempted rape

Someone who wants some cigarettes. Idiot. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #46)

Orlando Sentinel

Man cuts woman with roofing knife in attempted rape

WHy did Lamar, LLC let this freak of nature off the hook the first time? How long are we going to have to put up with crap like this because too many Central Floridians are too brain-dead to see Lamar for what he is - a worthless hack whose father should have been castrated. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #45)

Orlando Sentinel

Seat belt law: Change aimed at safety

Get serious about booze and driving? How more serious can we get? There are already laws against it; what would you suggest, MORE laws? Jeez.... www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #20)

Orlando Sentinel

Seat belt law: Change aimed at safety

Get real. Authorities hope to separate more cash from Floridians' wallets with the new seat belt law. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a naive fool, and anyone who says otherwise is a liar. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #18)

Orlando Sentinel

Casey Anthony case: Meter reader who found Caylee's remains wan...

Why should the taxpayers be footing the bill for this guy's legal costs? Something smells fishy here, for sure. Well, it always does when Dyer and Co. is involved, innit?  (Jun 30, 2009 | post #2)

Orlando Sentinel

Defendant on trial today in shooting death of an off-duty Orlan...

Not to distract from the death of this officer at the hands of 2 wastes of protoplasm, but wouldn't it be refreshing to see a headline saying that a Trial Begins for Cop over Citizen's Death? I know, it'll never happen, at least not in Central Florida, where the deck is stacked against us citizens. www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 29, 2009 | post #5)

Orlando Sentinel

Downtown Orlando theater has problems; officials worry

I don't know why everyone is so surprised; if this cinema was such an economically viable idea, it would have been buil;t without Buddy "Bubba" Dyer throwing OVER $6 million into this black hole. Obviously part of the reason they couldn't get private funding is because these idiots don't know jack about running a cinema.... www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 29, 2009 | post #10)

Orlando Sentinel

Capital Blu investors' $17M mostly gone, authorities say

Let me guess; because of this incident, politians will be calling for more committees, agencies and laws -- even though no one **** money on wasteful crap like a republican or a democrat does.... www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 29, 2009 | post #3)

Orlando Sentinel

Nearly 600,000 miles later, her '64 Merc is still a sweet ride

You rule, Rachel. That car is almost older, in human years, than I am..... www.peoplepowerhou r.com  (Jun 29, 2009 | post #16)