Women on the Move's Leslie Wimes will sit down at 7 p.m. Tuesday (tonight) with Jim Greer, the former chairman of The Republican Party of Florida, and Peter Golenbock, author who wrote Greer's story.

Tallahassee-based research group and government watchdog Florida TaxWatch has produced The Florida TaxWatch Taxpayer's Pocket Guide to Florida's FY2014-15 State Budget -- help to quickly get spending highlights in each budget area. It also provides a look back at Florida's fiscal growth.

Russell Adler, third partner in the Fort Lauderdale law firm Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler, ground zero for the $1.4 billion Ponzi scheme that destroyed dozens of investors' lives, was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in federal prison Friday.

Last week he was disbarred for life.

The rigid Florida Democratic Party leadership can climb all over Kartik Krishnaiyer's The Florida Squeeze for failing to embrace Charlie Crist before Crist debates Nan Rich, but now look -- The Miami Herald is saying the same thing:

Debate Nan Rich.

In fact, the newspaper said the same thing two months ago.

Party-line Democrats' Twitter-announced blog -- the one concocted to "stop the lies" about Democratic Party mistakes -- appeared at a few minutes after 6 p.m. Monday.

If anybody was expecting clever, cutting payback prose aimed at party "traitors," they probably got the surprise of their lives.

Former state Sen. Nan Rich said she was in the Florida gubernatorial race for the long haul, and sure enough, she announced Friday she will file her paperwork to qualify on Tuesday in Tallahassee.

Her statement promised that she and her supporters will be at the Florida Department of State, Division of Elections, at 10 a.m. The division is in the R.A. Gray Building, 500 South Bronough St.

Here's an ICYMI for you.

Florida Democratic Party leaders' bizarre war against their own members has heated up.

Now they're urging Charlie Crist backers to help them by blanketing The Florida Squeeze (TFS) with comments hyping Charlie's credentials and the need to blindly follow their lead.

Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad signed a bill into law May 31 that could ultimately shut down greyhound racing in his state.

The vehicle for its demise is casinos. The new law allows casinos to buy out dog racing.

The launch of Floridas new Medicaid programs, the Statewide Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) and Child Welfare (CW) programs, continued Monday, with roll-outs in Regions 5, 6 and 8. The programs cover 14 Florida counties including Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough.

Kartik Krishnaiyerposted a new poll on his website, The Florida Squeeze:

Should Nan Rich Drop Out of the Governor's Race before Qualifying?

Nan obviously saw the question fairly quickly on Monday, didn't waste a minute answering it herself and letting Democrats know what she's going to do no matter how they vote. She tweeted out this: