This blog is mostly authored by S. Vincent Anthony, a conservative commentator and longtime Southwest Florida resident. It focuses on political critiques, social issues, and historical tributes from a conservative viewpoint, emphasizing limited government, personal freedoms, and traditional values. Recent posts include calls for judicial and local official changes, warnings against progressive politicians like Ilhan Omar and Zohran Mamdani, tributes to military heroes, and analyses of Democratic social media trends.
In the quiet corridors of emergency services, where chaos often reigns and heroes emerge from the shadows, Jessica Sanchez shone like a steadfast star. Joining Lee County Emergency Medical Services in 2023, she brought with her not just skills honed for saving lives, but a radiant spirit that illuminated every room she entered. Her bright (more…)
As I stand here today not with a flicker of hope in my chest, but with an unyielding resolve that steels my spine and sharpens my gaze toward the horizon. The man Charlie Kirk was nothing short of amazing—a force of nature who ignited the souls of young conservatives, challenged the status quo with unapologetic (more…)
It is with a heavy heart that I reflect on the passing of my dear friend Sal, a man whose life was a testament to quiet strength, unwavering dedication, and the simple joys that bind us all. Born on January 10, 1943, Sal lived a full 82 years, building not just homes and communities as (more…)
Summary This Newsmax article, published just two days after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University, focuses on a recent episode of Megyn Kelly’s podcast where she criticizes Fox News for allegedly banning Kirk from appearances due to his vocal support for Tucker Carlson following Carlson’s 2023 (more…)
—Review of “Megyn Kelly Slams Fox for Banning Charlie Kirk” (Newsmax, September 17, 2025)
Part 3: Why Is This Tuna Travesty Allowed? – Time for Change We’ve exposed the worst and cheered the best, but the burning question remains: In 2025, with all our tech and awareness, why are mercury-laced, ocean-wrecking tuna cans still stocking shelves? Let’s break it down factually, based on EPA guidelines, FDA reports, and sustainability (more…)
Part 2: The Best Tuna Brands – Cans Worth Cracking Open Welcome back! Now that we’ve ditched the duds, let’s celebrate the standouts. Drawing from 2025 taste tests by EatingWell and Food & Wine, plus mercury/sustainability data from ConsumerLab and MSC, these brands deliver flaky, flavorful tuna without the guilt. They’re sustainably sourced, rigorously tested, (more…)
Part 1: The Worst Tuna Brands – A Recipe for Disappointment Hey, Daily Voice readers! If you’re like me, canned tuna seems like a no-brainer protein boost—quick, cheap, and versatile. But after poring over 2025 taste tests, mercury analyses, and sustainability reports, some brands are downright dodgy. They skimp on quality, pack in contaminants, and (more…)
In the quiet mountains of Sundance, Utah—a place that became synonymous with independent spirit and creative freedom—a true icon has left us. Robert Redford, the visionary actor, director, and environmental champion, passed away peacefully at home on September 16, 2025, at the age of 89. Surrounded by loved ones, he slipped away in his sleep, (more…)
On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed by an assailant in an incident that remains under investigation. Authorities have not publicly disclosed the shooter’s motives, though preliminary reports describe the individual as potentially mentally unstable. Author Stephen King responded to the news on X (formerly Twitter) (more…)
In the shadow of a heartbreaking event—the shocking murder of Charlie Kirk on September 11, 2025, in Utah—the online world has erupted once again. As the founder of Turning Point USA and a prominent voice in conservative circles, Kirk’s death has sparked an avalanche of reactions. Tragically, amid the grief and calls for justice, there’s (more…)