After 10 Glorious Years, Sunshine State News and I Are Passing the Baton

Who is the experienced politician here? The second question was to Jeff Greene, asking him about his role in making money on credit defaults. Greene used the question to offer his own biography -- a self-made man as opposed to his foe Kendrick Meek who inherited his congressional seat from his mother. Greene took exception to Meeks take that Greenes investing in credit defaults was putting money against Floridians. My investments were against the biggest banks on Wall Street, said Greene.

Anxious about the Gulf oil spill's impact on nontourism businesses, six Panhandle counties are asking Gov. Charlie Crist to secure an extra $14 million from British Petroleum to spur nontourism job growth.

You say it's not politics and it's not business, so why are we blogging it here in Sunshine State News? Because the World Cup and America's hopes on soccer's biggest stage are all politics, all business and far more. So, here it is, released by FOX Sports Monday afternoon:

Rep. David Rivera, R-Miami, announced that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was backing his bid for Congress. We believe that your election to the U.S. House will help produce sustained economic growth and help create more jobs, wrote U.S. Chamber President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue to Rivera.