I think this is the first time that Mark Rubio has actually topped Charlie Crist in a national polling.
Former State House Speaker Marco Rubio has squeaked past Gov. Charlie Crist in the race for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination, leading 47 – 44 percent and topping Gov. Crist on trust, values and conservative [...]
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During the Presidential campaign against Senator McCain (R), President Obama frequently blasted Senator McCain for his call to freeze spending. Obama often referred to spending freezes as using a hatchet to solve the problem where he would use a scalpel to cut the deficit. Naked Emperor News has a short video on this.
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL-01) today announced that he will be hosting “Tea Parties” in his Washington D.C. and Pensacola offices on Wednesday, January 27th prior to President Obama’s State of the Union Address.
Miller said the events will take place in both his Washington and Pensacola Offices at 5:30 p.m. local time. Constituents and friends [...]
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Imagine, if you will, that the Democrats actually believe in change for the good of everyone.
Our country continues to face the same fundamental challenges it faced yesterday. Our health care system still needs reform. Wall Street still needs to be held accountable. We still need to create good jobs. And we still need to continue [...]
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Now that Republican Scott Brown has a clear victory in the Massachusetts Senate race, it will be interesting to see where the Democrats try to go with Health Care.
Constantly accusing Republicans of obstructionism, they will try to ram the Health Care reform bill through the process before Senator Brown(R) can be confirmed and [...]
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You would think that after being Governor for a few years Charlie Crist would have a stand on some issues.
After his critisizing of Mark Rubio on his term as Florida House Speaker and illegal Immigration, you would think that Charlie Crist would have at least this issue on his website.
But if you go to visit [...]
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The Obama Movement requested people submit their version of a Health Care advertisement. They finally picked on out yesterday.
Now, they would like you to believe that kids don’t have Health Care or access to it. They want you to believe that it is your fault if you don’t support ObamaCare that one [...]
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Mark Rubio is apparently impressing more than Floridians. He has captured the coveted 10am Keynote slot at the CPAC (Conservative Political Action Committee) event in February.
While this isn’t being held in Florida it will help him quite a bit by giving him exposure. The interesting thought about this entire thing is that he [...]
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Congressman Boyd(D) is holding another Townhall meeting on Nov 10. This time in Panama City.
WHAT: Allen Boyd town hall meeting
WHEN: Tuesday, Nov. 10, 5:30-7 p.m.
WHERE: Gulf Coast Community College, Billy Harrison Field House (U.S. 98 at 23rd Street)
If you want to make your voice heard about the Health Care debate, this would be a [...]
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Of course this poll doesn’t really mean much since it was extremely limited in scope. But it could be a wake up call to Crist that he isn’t doing well in North West Florida.
He garnered 86 votes to Gov. Charlie Crist’s 4 votes during a straw poll today hosted by the Okaloosa Republican Exec [...]
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