Jesus Christ Endorsed Me Says Mayoral Candidate
North Miami Mayoral candidate Anna Pierre, who formerly claimed to be a victim of voodoo tactics, now openly says that Jesus Christ endorses her in her race to become the mayor of the city.
Surprise! Mystery Projects Cause Budget Unease
Again, Florida’s $74.5 billion which is currently on Gov. Rick Scott’s desk, contains numerous lawmakers’ pet projects, absent the details.
The Advent of Medicaid Long-term Care
For some seniors in the Orlando area, August 1st will be a good day, as it heralds the coming of a statewide Medicaid managed-care system in Florida.
Chuck E. Cheese V. The Strong Arm of the Law
After Rick Scott passed a bill outlawing gambling video machines in Florida last year, entertainment venues everywhere found their machines confiscated, and even more venues – mom and pop stores, little cafes and more – simply removed the machines themselves, fearing that the law would descend upon them.
Nan Rich Campaigns for Governor Throughout Central Florida
Former State Senator Nan Rich, the only declared Democratic candidate for Governor, is in Central Florida meeting with Democrats and building her campaign against Rick Scott in the critical I-4 corridor.
Internet Sales Tax Bill Not a Top Priority for House
Although the Senate easily passed the Internet sales tax bill on Monday, House Speaker John Boehner has said, it’s not a top priority for the House.
Scott Wields Veto Pen on Alimony Bill, Signs Campaign and Ethics
Gov. Rick Scott late on Wednesday vetoed the controversial alimony bill, but signed off on ethics and campaign finance bills less than an hour after the Legislature gave the nod to one of his top priorities – a sales tax exemption for manufacturing equipment purchases – leading many to speculate there was a quid pro quo.
Mayor Julian Castro to Keynote Jefferson-Jackson Fundraiser
The Florida Democratic Party announced that Julian Castro, Mayor of San Antonio and keynote speaker of the 2012 Democratic National Convention, will be the keynote speaker at the 2013 Jefferson-Jackson Gala in Hollywood, FL.
Senate Votes for Health Care Expansion, House Unmoved
Today, the Senate approved a bill that would allow the state to accept $50 billion under the Affordable Care Act, providing health coverage to 1.2 million Floridians. But there’s one big problem, the House isn’t budging.
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