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Stay tuned for updates on the We the People Club December meeting. New on the agenda, starting in December: Meet local business owners, learn about their business, and what can legislative changes can help them serve our community, such as getting rid of red tape.

When Silence Speaks Louder Than Words A Reflection on Candidate Kim Amontree’s Refusal to Answer Voter Questions On November 3, 2025, Candidate for Charlotte County Commissioner Kim Amontree addressed members of the We the People Club, outlining her campaign vision for Charlotte County. It was an opportunity for her to connect directly with engaged citizens,

Yesterday, the candidate presenting at our forum received the remaining questions from the community. They now have five days to provide complete responses. It is crucial that candidates respond directly to each question in a clear Q&A format, rather than providing general statements or attempting to shift the narrative. Direct answers demonstrate transparency and honesty,

When the Narrative Becomes a Shield In every election cycle, we see political candidates step onto stages, take microphones at club meetings, or shake hands at town halls — eager to present their “story.” But too often, these moments reveal less about who they truly are and more about how carefully they’ve rehearsed a narrative

At the October We the People Club meeting, we briefly discussed the issue regarding parking restriction on Boca Grande. Many Charlotte County residents are very upset about the restrictions and have expressed extreme dissatisfaction with what many call “a ridiculous short parking time” and that “The beaches are public beaches. If they restrict our access

It’s election time, and the candidates are already out there promoting their campaign platform. We the People look forward to meeting the candidates and hear about what they stand for, what they believe in, what they seek to work on if/when elected. So, We the People invite candidates in our community to speak at our

The email has been sent to our Charlotte County Commissioners—but this is only the beginning. The parking restrictions imposed in August 2025 in Boca Grande are an undeniable infringement on public access to our beaches and a quiet step toward privatization of what belongs to We the People. These regulations punish non-residents, limit freedom of