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DALLAS -- If in four weeks a president-elect Mitt Romney is seeking a Treasury secretary, he should look here, to Richard Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

If Mitt Romney is elected and secures Republican control of both houses of Congress, the U.S. could be poised for a vertiginous economic snapback.

"The president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate."

Editor's note: State Rep. Chris Dorworth and the Orlando Sentinel have a difference of opinion over this column and why it wasn't published in the newspaper.

WASHINGTON -- It was the biggest rout since Agincourt. If you insist, since the Carter-Reagan debate.

On Nov. 6, the citizens of Florida will have an opportunity to correct an historic injustice by voting Yes on Amendment 8.

In diplomacy, always leave your adversary an honorable avenue of retreat.

Wednesday night's presidential debate in which Mitt Romney shellacked Barack Obama attracted the biggest audience since the debate between Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan seven days before the 1980 election.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Contrary to conventional wisdom that debates are rarely, if ever, game-changers, the first presidential debate was a demolition derby.