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Senate Folds on Gambling Bill

Millennials Choose the Path of Least Resistance

April 3, 2014 - 6:00pm

When Alexis de Tocqueville visited America in 1830, he was struck by how many Americans were participating in voluntary associations. It was quite a contrast with his native France, where power was centralized in Paris and people did not trust each other enough to join in voluntary groups.

Supreme Court Shifts Power Back to Candidates

'Far Out' Couple

April 3, 2014 - 6:00pm

Holly Merrill Raschein in Firm Command in Swing House District

Sarah Palin Takes Center Stage in CD 19 Special Election

Florida Democrats Have a Thin Bench Despite Charlie Crist's Fool's Gold

April 2, 2014 - 6:00pm

Allison Tant promised her fellow Florida Democrats she would recruit candidates to run against Republicans holding Cabinet office, but with two and a half months to go until qualifying ends, no major opponent has yet taken on Jeff Atwater and Adam Putnam.

Florida Democrats appeared to have the wind at their backs as Amanda Murphy picked up a Florida House seat from Republicans and Rick Kriseman won the St. Petersburg mayors race. But David Jollys upset win over Alex Sink in a special congressional election short-circuited that surge.

Senate Passes 'Warning Shot' Bill

One Cancer Patient's Not-So-Pretty View of Obamacare

Political Bits and Pieces

April 2, 2014 - 6:00pm
Surrogates are increasingly playing prominent roles in the Florida gubernatorial contest. Looking to win members of his new party over to him, former Gov. Charlie Crist had former state Sen. Dan Gelber out front this week, hitting Gov. Rick Scott for cutting education. The Crist team sent out an email from Gelber to supporters on Wednesday trying to rally Democrats against Scott on education.

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