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GOP Finally Attacks Nan Rich, Only Democrat Actually Running for Governor Right Now
The actual gubernatorial election is more than a year and a half away, but Republicans have already dug in their heels by attacking Rick Scott's presumptive Democratic challenger.
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Rubio in 2010: 'Earned path to citizenship is basically code for amnesty' [VIDEO]
Back in 2010, then-candidate for U.S. Senate Marco Rubio strongly opposed the "earned path to citizenship" for illegal immigrants, a position very different from the view the Florida Republican has advanced during debates over the Senate's "Gang of Eight" immigration reform bill.
Vero Beach's INEOS urges governor to veto removing Florida's renewable fuel standard
SUBMITTED INEOS Bio, along with private and government investors, spent more than $130 million to build of one of the world's first advanced biofuels facilities in Vero Beach.
Wetland cleanup project escapes veto
Jeff Allen calls himself a private citizen who loves to fish on Lake Okeechobee, but he's also the chairman of a broad-based group that's trying to improve the lake and add recreational opportunities.
Order in the Court as Broward Circuit Judge Matt Destry turns to Twitter
Drawing unwanted attention from Broward 's attorney for the poor and indigent, Circuit Court Judge Matthew Destry has been asked by Public Defender Howard Finkelstein to refrain from tweeting from the bench during court proceedings, according to JAA Blog late Monday.
Libertarian John Wayne Smith aims to downsize government as Florida's governor
John Wayne Smith has ambitious plans for the office of governor of Florida: cutting taxes to the bone, eliminating dozens of agencies and offices, rescinding laws that allow the use of eminent domain to take property for private gain, and getting rid of occupational licensing schemes that prevent so many people from earning a living.
Charlie Crist Stumps for Council Candidate Darden Rice
District 4 City Council candidate Darden Rice spoke Tuesday night at Cassis in downtown St.
Virginia GOP Nominates Conservative Slate
Virginia Republicans nominated a conservative ticket for the November 2013 Virginia elections on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
The tornado affected dozens of homes in the Laurelwood Estates, Lighthouse Pointe and Brandy Hills neighborhoods of Port Orange.
BreakthroughFUEL Genie is One Man's Answer to Arabian Knights
CLEARWATER, Fla., Jan. 16, 2009. 4:04AM -- Here in this coastal resort town that is home to more Scientologists and assorted inventors and kooks than you can shake a stick at, Barry Holzsweig is breaking the mold today as he opens a long, sleek service station on a busy U.S. Highway 19 in an event that could be almost as important as the sale of ... (more)
Fla. Gov. visit to Chile marks 8th overseas trip
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is leaving the country for his eighth overseas trade-related trip in the last two-and-half years.
An Ar ExclusiveCRIST Gets 'Cold Feet' on Offshore Drilling Ban
Fla. State Rep. Keith Fitzgerald, a high-ranking two-term Sarasota Democrat, told the Federation of Manatee County Community Associations Tuesday night that judging from comments Crist made Tuesday afternoon, Republican House speaker-designate Dean Cannon of Orlando appears to be near success in persuading the newly-re-registered governor to ... (more)
Gov. Rick Scott to veto tuition hike
Gov. Rick Scott on Monday will veto a 3 percent increase in Florida college tuition and approve $65 million in extra Medicaid funding to hospitals that provide much of the care to the poor, including Tampa General and Jackson Memorial in Miami.
Marco Rubio blames President Obama for latest scandals
Sen. Marco Rubio's efforts to reform immigration may be drawing skepticism from many conservatives.
After voting for a ban, Charlie Crist now backs gay marriage
Charlie Crist, Florida's once governor, posted a note earlier this month on his Facebook page congratulating two states for legalizing gay marriage.
BreakthroughFUEL Genie is One Man's Answer to Arabian Knights
CLEARWATER, Fla., Jan. 16, 2009. 4:04AM -- Here in this coastal resort town that is home to more Scientologists and assorted inventors and kooks than you can shake a stick at, Barry Holzsweig is breaking the mold today as he opens a long, sleek service station on a busy U.S. Highway 19 in an event that could be almost as important as the sale of ... (more)
Rubio's financial disclosure shows $800,000 book advance
Sen. Marco Rubio used part of his $800,000 advance to write An American Son, part biography and part political document, to pay off more than $100,000 in college loan debt.
Nan Rich to Florida mainstream media: Don't count me out
When Nan Rich's name is mentioned in stories about the Democratic race for governor in Florida, it's generally an after-thought, below paragraphs that are given to the prospects of Charlie Crist, Bill Nelson, and sometimes even Pam Iorio.
Big Names Set for District 4 City Council Fundraisers
A few months ago, Dr. David McKalip and Darden Rice were unsure which city council district they would even be running for, but after the redistricting dust settled, the two campaigns are stepping up fundraising efforts for the District 4 city council seat.
An Ar ExclusiveCRIST Gets 'Cold Feet' on Offshore Drilling Ban
Fla. State Rep. Keith Fitzgerald, a high-ranking two-term Sarasota Democrat, told the Federation of Manatee County Community Associations Tuesday night that judging from comments Crist made Tuesday afternoon, Republican House speaker-designate Dean Cannon of Orlando appears to be near success in persuading the newly-re-registered governor to ... (more)