Last week, masked men in camouflage garb with no insignia, dressed and equipped like Russian special forces, started taking over police stations and other government buildings in the Donets basin in Eastern Ukraine. They appeared to be working in tandem with local militias in defying the Ukrainian government.
As Eric Conrad exits Charlie Crists campaign stage left, questions have to be asked about whats in the belly of the beast.
Conrad is a committed liberal Democrat. He worked for Enroll Florida, spreading the message of Obamacare. Conrad was a staffer for the Florida Democratic Party and an old Barack Obama hand. His commitment to the Democratic Party and left-of-center politics cant be questioned.
Yet another staffer left former Gov. Charlie Crists gubernatorial campaign after a short period. Eric Conrad, who was announced last week to be Crists spokesman, has left the campaign.
Republicans are already asking questions, especially after Bill Hyers short stint on the campaign at the end of last year.
Eric Conrad, a casualty or deserter? Republican Party of Florida Chairman Lenny Curry asked on Twitter. Answer anyone?
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On Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Ander Crenshaw, R-Fla., pointed to a report from the Army Corps of Engineers chiefs, insisting it showed why Congress needs to back more funds to dredge the St. Johns River and help JaxPort.
"What a 'giant step' forward for the Northeast Florida economy," said Crenshaw. "Dredging of the St. Johns River means more jobs, more trade, and more economic growth for the region; that's why I've stood 100 percent behind this project from day one. We've got a win-win that will grow the economy and create jobs for generations to come."
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U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., sounded the alarm for Republicans, urging the GOP to back immigration reform before President Barack Obama tackles the issue with executive orders. Diaz-Balart talked to the Washington Post and insisted Obama will act if the Republican-controlled House doesnt.
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The Georgia Legislature and Gov. Nathan Deal have made Georgia "the first state in the nation to find a safe, legal way to provide CBD oil to children who suffer seizures from severe forms of epilepsy," according to Sue Rusche, president and CEO of National Families in Action.
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