BILL'S MICKNUGGET

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

Zero tolerance takes out a good kid

Dad carries gun to school…no problem

Comcast stops selling gun ads (welcome to radio!)

Sheriff Ivey’s chain gang draws questions

Scott vetoes alimony reform

Obama appointee: whites should excluded from democratic process

Matt Reed: lessons from California

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BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG... BUT FOR HOW LONG?

A NC Eagle Scout faces felony weapon charges after trying to do the right thing at his school.  Zero tolerance has to go!  A Michigan dad took his handgun to school and nothing happened.  Comcast has decided to not take advertisement from gun shops and is now applying the policy in Florida.  Welcome to radio, gun sellers!  Sheriff Wayne Ivey’s chain gangs are drawing some heat in the community.  Governor Scott vetoed Ritch Workman’s alimony reform bill citing the retroactive nature of the legislation.  The president’s latest appointee is on record as saying whites should be limited in voting because as a group they won’t vote for black candidates.  You have to wonder if he saw the percentages of blacks voting for Barack Obama in the last two elections.  Matt Reed is back and we’ll talk about lessons he learned in California and more as we take on a Thursday on BML.

MICKOVERS:

Could Governor Scott draw a primary?

Legislature on spending spree

Arizona saves guns in buyback program

FT’s thumbs up/down

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

Update: school apologizes to airman, policy to change

ESPN goes PC again over gay NBA player

CA bill would allow boys to be girls, so to speak

Spreading the gospel=treason in military

RG III speaks, shocks the PC crowd

Property values in Brevard heading up

Waste Management rethinking recycling location

FT’s thumbs up/down

A look at Northrop Grumman job move numbers

Satellite Beach bomber arrest

Obamacare: taxes to be implemented

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LIONS V CHRISTIANS

From an apologetic school district to the sports world’s unapologetic praise for gay athletes, our military equating preaching with treason, an NFL star pointing out the absurdity of political correctness, Waste Management rethinking part of its deal with the county, EDC jobs numbers facing scrutiny and a potential bomber in Satellite Beach, there is no shortage of topics for our pondering on this WIDE OPEN WEDNESDAY.  But it’s your day to pick where we go.  What’s it going to be?

MICKOVERS:

Tracking your medication-remotely

Could Governor Scott draw a primary?

Legislature on spending spree

Arizona saves guns in buyback program

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

Tebow released by JETS

NBA has first major sport openly gay player…who cares?

Every now and then the schools get one right

Martinsville, VA ready to be offended

IHB police arrest man with bomb

Tracking your medication-remotely

Could Governor Scott draw a primary?

Legislature on spending spree

Arizona saves guns in buyback program

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BOTH ARE OUT...WRONG ON ALL COUNTS

Do people in your life respect your time?  My condo association doesn’t, not that I expected them to, but if you aren’t going to do what you say, STOP CALLING ME!  I’ll tell you the story as we get our morning started.  In the news: Tim Tebow is out.  So is the NBA’s Jason Collins in a completely different way…and I don’t like the hype.  If there was ever a reason to like the NBA (almost as bad as soccer) it’s now the place for political correctness and joy over behavior that is not our business.  Should a school bend rules for siblings of military members?  I say no.  We’ll see what you say.  And Arizona is doing something positive with gun buy backs…NOT destroying the guns!  Those stories and more as we talk you into a Tuesday on BML.

MICKOVERS:

USA Today gets one right

Manchin wants another vote

TODAY'S MICK-nugget

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

School daze: boy suspended for knife on camping trip

NAACP claims racism in Brevard schools

USA Today gets one right

City of Cocoa wakes up

$50M for bike trails from St. Petersburg to Titusville

Will Scott wield the veto pen?

Teacher raises approved in Tallahassee

State workers also to get raises

Manchin wants another vote on background checks

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RITE OF PASSAGE-GO TO JAIL, GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL

Education, government and money are in focus this morning as we begin our week.  We have another student suspended for a ridiculous reason, allegations of racism in Brevard schools and a look at COMMON CORE with a preview of Wednesday’s Brevard 9/12 meeting with Dr. Karen Effrem, an opponent of the program.  USA Today hit the nail on the head with Congress bearing responsibility for sequestration.  The City of Cocoa is finally getting it and doing its part to make business a little easier in Central Brevard.  The Legislature isn’t getting it on spending when $50M is tabbed for bike paths.  Teachers and state workers are slated to get pay raises if Governor Scott does not take a hatchet to the budget with his veto pen.  WV Senator Joe Manchin wants another vote on background checks.  It’s all in play today on BML.   

TODAY'S MICK-nugget

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

Pentagon says “malware” caused block of Baptist website

AMMO Act to slow government purchases

Sequester fine with DC, until it impacts them

Illegals might serve on CA juries

Making money from Obama phones

Boston terrorist welfare probe hits MA privacy wall

NY attack was next

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TRIED TO BUY LATELY?

We close our week with a military excuse, congress cracking down on government ammo purchases, a reversal of policy when DC is negatively impacted, CA considering illegals on juries, the world’s richest man enriching himself with Obama phones, the Boston terrorists living on welfare, MA not wanting to talk about it and NYC being in the terrorists’ sights.

MICKOVERS:

Obama phones disconnect possible?

Food stamps at farmers markets

TODAY'S MICK-nugget

TODAY’S RUNDOWN

Army blocks Southern Baptist web site

Support Our Troops t-shirt not approved

Paddling back in school

Why would you send your kids to Florida Atlantic?

GE Capital enters gun control fight

Traffic system making for a better ride?

The Senate taketh away, giveth back some

Election tinkering continues

Obama phones disconnect possible?

Food stamps at farmers markets

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IF YOU CAN'T GET INTO A REAL UNIVERSITY

Our military is having its image problems with Christians.  Supporting our troops in school isn’t easy, even on a military base.  Paddling is on its way back to one Florida school district.  Is there any reason you would send your kids to Florida Atlantic (other than punishing them).  General Electric has entered the gun control battle on the Rham plan.  How’s your ride to work?  It could be getting better and less expensive if the Senate has its way giving you back some of the money it took from you a few years ago.  The whining over election law changes wants to create a protected class of voters because they are apparently incapable of voting like the rest of us.  Could Obama phone be disconnected?  I hope so, but at the same time there is a push to take food stamps at farmers’ markets.  We have all these in play on today’s BML.