Parker’s Perspective: When Making a Profit Has Gone Too Far
I remember the term usury being used growing up, yet I hardly every hear it discussed anymore. Unfair enrichment is how some…
Daniel Parker
Daniel Parker is a public servant, teacher, and award winning writer, graduating from Florida State University and spending time in several countries. He is the author of seven books and was a two-time candidate for public office. He lives with his wife and children in Tallahassee, Florida.
Parker’s Perspective: Living in the Shadow of John McCain
In my lifetime, I do not remember a funeral like we saw with Senator John McCain’s. The pomp and circumstance displayed over…
Parker’s Perspective: Voting and Accountability
There is very little demanded of us in the United States. There is no mandatory public service, and most obligations, even paying…
Disappearance of Leadership Has Unleashed the Hyde in our Jekyll
Within one week, the greatness of America has included pipe bombs mailed from Florida, talk of blackface, the mass execution of people…
Parker’s Perspective: The Untimely Death of the First Amendment
There is no other amendment to the United States Constitution with more worldwide appeal than the first amendment. Sensing potential problems with…
Parker’s Point: Florida Needs to Light a Fire Under Cannabis Now
As we head into a political transition, Floridians would do themselves well by considering the several economic and equality measures going in…
Parker’s Point: Florida Teachers Deserve Better
When Jeb Bush was governor, he talked about having Big Hairy Audacious Goals (BHAGs). He’s the one that banked himself as the…