Now that the Democrats appear poised to make substantial gains this election season, this turns up in the Saturday, October 28th Miami Herald:
This recently appeared on the Florida – Paradise Lost Real Estate Blog Site:Enjoy!! A recent poll conducted by the St. Pete Times shows that nearly 1 in 3 residents of the Sunshine State have seriously considered moving out of the state, due to high insurance costs and property taxes. I find this interesting, but what more »
Middle class wants Republicans out
A young rising star in the Republican Party has boasted to witnesses of his sexual relationship with Charlie Crist, the frontrunner in the Florida governor’s race who has repeatedly denied that he is gay. The GOP staffer, 21-year-old Jason Wetherington, told friends at separate social functions in August that he had sex with Crist, according more »
Republished from Consortium News Editor’s Note: Many Americans are in denial about what is happening to the United States. They don’t want to believe that a totalitarian structure could be put in place in their own country. They don’t want to view the various pieces of George W. Bush’s “anti-terror” system in that broad a more »
SPIEGEL ONLINE – October 24, 2006, 03:49 PM URL: http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,439766,00.html America’s Middle Class Has Become Globalization’s Loser By Gabor Steingart At the beginning of the 21st century, the United States is still a superpower. But it’s a superpower facing competition from beyond its borders as well as internal difficulties. Its lower and middle classes are more »
Researchers, Candidates Have Little Confidence in Machines Designed to Make Elections Easier to Call By JAKE TAPPER, REBECCA ABRAHAMS and EDUARDO SUNOL Oct. 22, 2006 — – Cheryl Kagan, a former Maryland Democratic legislator, was shocked when she opened her mail Wednesday morning. Inside, she discovered three computer discs. With them was an anonymous letter more »
A new Quinnipiac poll shows Rep. Jim Davis (D) has nearly caught Charlie Crist (R) and the race has tightened to a statistical dead heat. Crist now holds a statistically insignificant 46% to 44% lead. Said pollster Peter Brown: “The Florida Governor’s election is now a real horse race. It took Jim Davis a while more »
Consolidation of media outlets would mean less local news for Floridians TALLAHASSEE—Local communities in Florida will be harmed if the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) relaxes or eliminates current limitations on media ownership, according to new research examining the impact of potential media mergers in Miami, Tallahassee, and Panama City. The report, prepared by economic experts more »
NEWSWEEK poll shows Republicans in danger of losing a big chunk of their base. And a growing consensus for a bread-and-butter Democratic agenda.
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