Florida Chat is a password-protected portal for insiders and locals who remember when politics had a pulse. The site is built in pixels as a flashback to the era when Broward woke up to a weekly column, when sharp opinions spread by phone before lunch, and when courthouse chatter passed over morning coffee.
That ritual returns here. Every Saturday morning, a new column will publish. It will deliver stories, scoops, and analysis that cut through the spin and restore the voice missing from Florida politics for nearly a decade.
The news is the revival. Florida Chat restores the tradition of the political column as a weekly ritual. Each Saturday morning you will find new reporting and commentary rooted in Broward and connected to statewide currents.
It is direct. It is informed. It is written for those who know the players and understand the stakes.
The chat is the echo of whispered calls and coffee shop arguments, updated in pixel form. A single feed where messages blink bright and disappear after 48 hours. No profiles. No archives. Just reaction, fast and fleeting.
It is rumor, rebuttal, and conversation in real time.
All messages in Florida Chat DISAPPEAR IMMEDIATELY after 48 hours. When the countdown clock hits zero, your message vanishes from view instantly. The system permanently deletes expired content from our servers during a daily cleanup at 3 AM UTC.
Because the community has missed a place where politics is covered with edge and context. Because Broward politics matters to Florida. And because the old rituals of columns and conversations belong in the present.
Florida Chat brings it back. Stay tuned for a new column every Saturday morning.
Florida's secrets won't spill themselves. Jack in, drop your hottest take, and watch the threads burn before they fade to black. Welcome to Florida Chat—where Florida politics gets the 16-bit beatdown it deserves.