The Republican Party is roiling with internal conflicts, say the analysts. The tea party is confronting the establishment. The noninterventionists are at war (forgive the expression) with the interventionists. The libertarians would like the party to endorse same-sex marriage.
Curt Clawson added another endorsement on Friday in his bid for Congress, with U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., giving the businessman the thumbs up in the special election to replace former U.S. Rep. Trey Radel.
Congresswoman Bachmann was tea party before there was a tea party, and after this year she will be missed in Congress, Clawson said. With a victory next Tuesday, we can continue the work she has started to protect our Constitution and restore fiscal integrity to Washington.
Bachmann herself didn't offer any comments on the endorsement.
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The attorney for the woman who accused Florida State University football superstarJameis Winstonof raping her is allegedly calling for the Tallahassee university to charge Winston under the schools code of conduct policy.
Baine Kerr, a Title IX attorney representing the woman, told USA TODAY Sports he wrote a letter to FSU earlier this month stating his objections to their investigation of the rape and will be calling for Winston to be charged under the school's code of conduct policy.
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Gov. Rick Scott joined forces with former Govs. Jeb Bush and Bob Martinez on Friday to call for the Florida Senate to pass a bill to offer in-state tuition rates to all Florida students, but Senate President Don Gaetz says he hasn't been contacted by the governor to discuss the bill.
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U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is raising his national profile and raising funds as he keeps an eye on running for the Republican presidential nomination. Having moved Cesar Conda from his U.S. Senate staff to his Reclaim America PAC, Rubio is focusing on raising funds.
