The Kinsey Institute -- the folks who brought you "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" in 1948 and "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female" in 1953 -- now brings you a study that might be called "Sexual Behavior of the Body Politic." And the results, as you might expect, are pretty interesting -- if not entirely surprising. Who has more one-night stands, Democrats or Republicans? Raise your hands if you guessed our friends on the Left. Who brings their sexual experience to a, shall we say "satisfactory" conclusion more often?

Bernie Navarro, president of the Latin Builders Association, proponents of the destination gaming bill that died in the state House Friday, released the following statement: The Latin Builders Association would like to thank the bill sponsor, Representative Erik Fresen, for supporting a bill that would create thousands of new jobs, bring billions of dollars in private investment and promote a much-needed economic boost to our community.

Vice President Joe Biden will be speaking at Florida State University in Tallahassee on Monday on college costs -- and the Republicans are already taking aim at him.

It's one from the "no good deed goes unpunished" department. The Susan G. Komen Foundation, established in 1982 to raise funds for breast cancer research -- as notable a goal as any ever undertaken -- has run afoul of liberals supporting Planned Parenthood -- established in 1921 (as the American Birth Control League) by racist eugenicist Margaret Sanger to promote contraception and abortion -- as dubious, to put it mildly, a goal as ever undertaken.

Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich made his final pitch to Nevada voters on Friday -- a day before Republicans caucus in the Silver State -- with an attack on rival Mitt Romney.

Mark Wilson, Florida Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, released the following statement following the decision by state Rep. Erik Fresen, R-Miami, to postpone the destination gaming bill:

Ronald Reagan used to say his right hand didn't know what his "far-right" hand was doing. What would he say if he had eight of them?

What a surprise. Another deep-pockets eco-hypocrite. We've identified Everglades Foundation benefactor Paul Tudor Jones and Nathaniel Reed here in Florida as hypocrites of the highest order; now joining that exclusive club of environmental giants is another name generally only whispered in reverent tones -- the Sierra Club.

Associated Industries of Florida, a proponent of the destination gaming bill that died in the state House Friday, pushed for the Senate to continue moving foward the similar proposal -- SB 710 -- now before its members. The following release is from Brewster Bevis, AIF's vice president of external relations:

Rick Santorum is taking aim at Republican presidential rival Newt Gingrich in a new radio ad. Santorum slams Gingrich in the ad for proposing increased money on space exploration, including his comment that he would be open to seeing the moon colonized. Reckless spending has led to a 15 trillion-dollar national debt, the narrator of Santorums ad says. That's $50,000 of debt for every person in America ... and it's crushing our economic recovery. And what's does Newt Gingrich suggest? Spending half a trillion dollars on a moon colony.

Florida state Rep. Pat Rooney, R-Palm Beach Gardens, announced on Friday that he was backing former U.S. Sen. George LeMieux for the Republican nomination to take on Democrat incumbent U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in November. "I am honored to have the endorsement of State Representative Pat Rooney. Representative Rooney is a proven leader in both business and public service," said LeMieux in a statement. "His endorsement adds to the growing momentum of our campaign to defeat Bill Nelson and save America from career politicians."

Earlier this week, former House Majority Leader Adam Hasner jumped out of the Republican primaryto challenge Democrat incumbent U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson and into a run for Congress-- and he reeled in a big endorsement for his new campaign on Friday when U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., announced that he is backing Hasner.

At a meeting on Friday of the Florida House Business and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee, Rep. Erik Fresen, R-Miami, moved to temporarily postpone his bill to expand casino gambling in the Sunshine State -- killing the legislation for the session. Casino bill is dying, posted Rep. Michael Bileca, R-West Miami, on his Twitter account. Great news for our community. The process continues. A moment later, Bileca added on Twitter, Bill officially dead.

While the national unemployment rate dropped to 8.3 percent in January, according to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released on Friday, Republicans responded that the economy continued to face severe problems.

U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney, R-Tequesta, praised job creators for helping to bring the national unemployment rate to 8.3 percent in January, down 0.2 of a percentage point from December. However, in a release, he urged the White House to do more to push the Democratic-led Senate to support 27 billsfocused on reducing regulations that have been approved by the House. The following release is from Rooney: