Paula Dockery joins Radioactivity to talk about the upcoming Florida legislative session

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WMNF’s Radioactivity February 2, 2017

Paula Dockery served 16 years in the state legislature from 1996 to 2012 as a Republican representing districts in Polk County. The last ten years she was a member of the Florida Senate. In the past four years she‘s been writing a weekly column about state issues that’s appeared in many of the major newspapers around the state. In the column she’s taken on the powerful special interests in the Tallahassee and clearly explained the legislative process to readers. She announced last month that she’s taking a sabbatical from writing the column.

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One Response to “Paula Dockery joins Radioactivity to talk about the upcoming Florida legislative session”

  1. Gina T

    Great guest Wednesday. Paula Dockery needs to be back in the Legislature. Her honesty was refreshing AND it made me so angry to hear the sleazy stuff that goes on. Not that it was shocking… from taxes to the environment people in Florida need to take back our state government.

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