Despite Teamsters boss James Hoffa's promise of a "union army" marching for Barack Obama, a Harris poll of union households finds surprisingly sharp differences and doubts about Big Labor.

The Harris Interactive survey found substantial numbers of union household members hold anti-union attitudes:

Two major anniversaries will soon be celebrated in the Sunshine State.

Despite buzz that he would seek the Libertarian Partys presidential nomination, former Gov. Gary Johnson of New Mexico doubled down on his commitment this week to running for the Republican presidential nomination with a focus on New Hampshire, home of the first primary.

As I travel there, I see our message resonating more than anywhere else, Johnson wrote in an e-mail sent to supporters on Tuesday. Thats great news, because its no secret that New Hampshire is absolutely key to the nominating process. Just ask Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton.

Candidates would have to pay unpaid elections fines before their names could go on the ballot under a proposal approved Tuesday by the Florida Elections Commission as it tries to collect $1.4 million in unpaid penalties from political candidates.

Meeting by conference call, the commission also called for boosting penalties for judicial candidates who breech campaign laws. Both proposals were submitted last year but lawmakers chose not to bring them up.

Hours before the lights go on for Fox News' presidential debate in Orlando, big political stars will come out for the opening night of the Republican Party's Presidency 5 summit.

From 3 p.m.-5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 22, the Florida Faith & Freedom Coalition will host a "Presidency 5 Kickoff" at the Rosen Centre Hotel.

WASHINGTON -- Liberal certitudes continue to dissolve, the most recent solvent being a robust new defense of a 1905 Supreme Court decision that liberals have long reviled -- and misrepresented.