43.6 F
The Villages
Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Opinions

Biden lying about state of American economy

In his report from Washington D.C., U.S. Sen. Rick Scott says the American people have had enough of the reckless Biden administration policies that have destroyed the American Dream.

Lying Trump already backpedaling on his promises

Writing in an Opinion piece, a Village of Pine Hills resident contends President Trump is already backpedaling on his promises.

California ‘leaders’ have failed their constituents

Villager Ed Rockstroh contends that the governor of California and the mayor of Los Angeles have failed their constituents as mismanagement is to blame for the disastrous fires.

Data shows progress in fight against opioid crisis

Attorney General Ashley Moody reports that new data shows the progress in the fight against the opioid crisis.

Routine vaccinations are the best defense against illnesses

When the Vaccines for Children legislation was passed 30 years ago, it was a historic step in improving children's lives by providing recommended vaccines at no cost to eligible children.

Scott’s legislation to ‘lock the clock’ gaining momentum

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott says it’s time to lock the clock. His legislation in the U.S. Senate is gaining momentum.

Biden has left a huge mess for Trump to clean up

A Village of Osceola Hills resident, writing in an Opinion piece, contends that President Biden has left a huge mess to be cleaned up by the incoming Trump administration.

More money for Social Security recipients

Millions of Americans will have an average of roughly $50 per month added to their monthly Social Security benefits. Congressman Daniel Webster has a report from Washington D.C.

I’ll be working tirelessly with President Trump

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott lays out his priorities as he begins his second term in the Senate.

RSV especially dangerous to those 60 and older

RSV is on the rise across the United States and those who have had it say it’s been particularly debilitating. Here's how to protect youself.

Veterans Administration’s maze of programs isn’t solving problems

Villager Bob Nyce writes that the the Veterans Administration’s maze of programs isn’t solving problems. He offers some meaningful solutions.

Drivers required to move over to keep everyone safe

Moving over for any disabled vehicle on the side of the road, including law enforcement, emergency responders, and other service vehicles, is crucial for maintaining safety on Florida’s roadways.

Ed McGinty’s message to MAGA for 2025

Villager Ed McGinty offers his message for the new year to the MAGA followers.

Trump has been transformed into an unselfish caring person

Writing in an Opinion piece, a Villager contends that Donald Trump has been transformed into an unselfish caring person that is willing to go through hell for America.

Interesting information for those born between 1930 and 1946

Columnist Barry Evans  has some interesting information for those born between 1930 and 1946.

Readers contribute to vibrant discussion on Villages-News.com

We at Villages-News.com wish to offer a tip of the hat to the many thousands of readers who visit our site every day, making it the No. 1 news site in The Villages.

Start the new year off responsibly by making good decisions

The National Safety Council estimates that 179 people may die on U.S. roads this New Year’s Day holiday period. Don't be a statistic.

Maybe Trader Joe’s will follow Costco to The Villages

A Villager who has been driving to Clermont to go to Costco, is thrilled with confirmation that the warehouse store is finally coming to The Villages. Will Trader Joes’s be next?

Don’t feed the alligators

With the boardwalk reopened at Lake Sumter Landing and so many visitors here, particularly grandchildren, it’s tempting to give in and feed the alligators.

Make a commitment to better health in 2025

As we look toward 2025, Villagers are urged to make a commitment to better health in the year ahead.

We must support President Trump’s efforts to cut our debt

Congressman Daniel Webster says that President Donald J. Trump must have an opportunity to address our debt and spending crisis with common-sense spending cuts and reforms.

God can still change hearts

General Lyndon Buckingham, world leader of The Salvation Army, reminds us in this Christmas season that God can still change hearts.

Let moderation serve as your mantra as you savor healthy holiday foods

During the holiday season, you’re often surrounded by a tempting array of foods – from hearty entrees to indulgent desserts.

Could we blend some holiday traditions?

Columnist Barry Evans wonders if we could blend some holiday traditions.