Bobby Jindal, Exploring a Run for President, Heads to Florida
Jeb Bush's 'Shock and Awe' Didn't Clear the GOP Decks for 2016
High School Athletics Bill 'the Cockroach in the Calamity'
Good bills -- unfortunately, not all the bad ones -- died in the 2015 sine die chaos. There is one survivor that somehow lives to raise its own kind of hell.
Santorum: The Return of the GOP's Runner-Up
A near miss can be a sharp spur, so Rick Santorum wants to say something to those who profess condescending puzzlement about his persistence in pursuing the Republican presidential nomination: You probably have no idea how close I came to defeating Mitt Romney in 2012.
Dance, George, Dance
Democrats Have Good Reason to Want Alan Grayson Out of Senate Race
Where Have All the Senators Gone?
Four months have passed since Blaise Ingoglia took over as chairman of the Republican Party of Florida in an upset over party favorite Leslie Dougher, but wounds between the Senate and the rest of the party are slow to heal.
Quarterly meetings usually bring in Republican lawmakers from both the House and the Senate. Senate President Andy Gardiner has made appearances at recent meetings, flanked by other top Republicans in the upper chamber.
Not this weekend. Senators were noticeably absent from the party's spring quarterly meeting.
Lopez-Cantera 'Strongly Considering' Senate Bid
RPOF Will Mobilize Minorities to Shape 2016 Success

