Sun Bay Paper's New Issue is Out!

Sun Bay Paper's latest issue covers Trumpamania, local news, COVID-19 vaccine deaths, election integrity, and more. Don't miss the highlights and community updates.

By Richard Luthmann

The latest issue of Sun Bay Paper covers a wide range of topics, including politics, local news, and public safety. Notably, this edition features an article titled “Hulk Hogan: Trump’s Ultimate ‘Make America Great Again’ Champion,” which was also picked up by The Gateway Pundit, reflecting its broad impact and readership.

Front Page Focus: J. Gary DiLaura’s Opinions and Bold Statements

The front page of the Sun Bay Paper boldly proclaims, "The Scheme of Things Becomes Reality and Hussein is Beyond Desperate!" The article argues that former President Barack Obama, referred to as "Hussein," is pursuing a radical agenda to transform America into an Islamic nation. The piece, authored by J. Gary DiLaura, accuses current President Joe Biden of being a pawn in this scheme, citing various controversial actions and decisions.

The article claims, “He, Hussein, is carrying out what he believes is in his book of faith, the Quran… no matter what 400,000,000 citizens want.” The piece goes on to suggest that Biden’s actions are undermining the country’s foundations and jeopardizing national security.

“Trumpmania” Article Draws Attention

The article “Hulk Hogan: Trump’s Ultimate ‘Make America Great Again’ Champion” delves into how Democrats will struggle to counter ‘Trumpamania.’

The article asserts, “The pro wrestling icon’s vocal support for Trump is problematic for Democrats. He embodies MAGA principles even before Trump’s rise. His messages of personal discipline and patriotism resonate with many voters over 39, reminding them of the Reagan Era and the recent high-water mark of perceived American Greatness.”

Gateway Pundit Amplifies the Message

The Gateway Pundit, known for its conservative stance and substantial readership, picked up the “Trumpmania” article, amplifying its reach. The piece aligns with The Gateway Pundit’s focus on topics that resonate with heartland Americans and its critique of mainstream media.

The Gateway Pundit’s summary of the article states, “Trump’s influence is a testament to his ability to connect with ordinary Americans, despite relentless attacks from the media and political opponents.”

Local News: Fort Myers Beach Developments

Beyond national politics, the latest issue of Sun Bay Paper also covers important local news. One significant story is Florida Power & Light (FPL) installing 700 new streetlights in Fort Myers Beach. This initiative aims to enhance safety and visibility in areas that have remained dark since Hurricane Ian.

Resident Randy Belger expressed relief, saying, “Just security is a good thing. Get the lights on the crosswalks on Estero. At night, you can’t see if somebody walks across the street.”

Merger Study for Fire Districts

The Fort Myers Beach Board of Fire Commissioners approved a study to explore a potential merger with the Iona-McGregor Fire District. The study, costing $83,911, aims to assess the feasibility and benefits of combining resources and services. FMB Fire Chief Scott Wirth noted that the study’s findings would be presented to both fire boards in about eight to nine months.

Santini Plaza Set to Reopen

Santini Plaza, heavily damaged by Hurricane Ian, is set to reopen by October. New businesses, including New York Pizza & Pasta, are signing leases to return or join the plaza. Owner Yariv Shaked is optimistic about the plaza’s revival, stating, “If things go well, people will open up by October.”

Anita Cereceda, operator of The Islander and former mayor, confirmed her return to Santini Plaza, emphasizing the community’s resilience and the plaza’s future: “I am absolutely returning to Santini. There was never a plan not to.”

Opinion Pieces and Editorials

The issue also features several opinion pieces. In The Right Side, publisher J. Gary DiLaura warns about election security. The paper also offers a scathing critique of perceived governmental overreach and inefficiency, pointing to the Biden administration’s handling of various issues, from vaccine mandates to border security.

Looking Ahead

The Sun Bay Paper’s latest issue offers a blend of national and local news, opinion pieces, and community updates, reflecting its commitment to covering a wide array of topics relevant to its readership. As the Sun Bay Paper continues to publish bold and controversial content, it remains a key voice in the media landscape, particularly for those seeking alternative perspectives to mainstream narratives.

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