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Legislature About to Convene 'Year of the Vice'

February 26, 2014 - 6:00pm

Was it only 12 months ago Florida was banning bongs? My, what a difference a year makes.

Charlie Crist Speaks on Arizona Anti-LGBT Law

Former Gov. Charlie Crist spoke out against a proposed law in Arizona which wouldamend the existing Religious Freedom Restoration Act, allowing business owners to deny service to gay and lesbian customers so long as the business owners were acting solely on their religious beliefs.

"Discrimination has no place in America," said Crist. "None in Arizona. None inFlorida. For Gov. Brewer, this should be the ultimate no-brainer.Veto the law."

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Ron DeSantis: Congress Should Know When Officials Refuse to Enforce Laws

U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., testified before the House Judiciary Committee on his Faithful Execution of the Law Act which would require federal officials to report to Congress when they decide not to enforce a law.

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Lizbeth Benacquisto Backed by Maggie's List in CD 19

Maggies List, a PAC looking to elect conservative women to Congress, announced on Wednesday it was backing Florida Senate Majority Leader Lizbeth Benacquisto, R-Fort Myers, in the special election for the congressional seat opened when former U.S. Rep. Trey Radel, R-Fla., resigned from Congress after pleading guilty to cocaine possession.

"I am honored to receive the endorsement from Maggie's List, Benacquisto said. Electing more conservative women to Congress who believe in a smaller government, individual liberty, and national security is of utmost importance."

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Rick Scott: 'We Need to Stand Up for the People of Venezuela'

Gov. Rick Scotts team released a Web video on Wednesday in which he weighs in on the Venezuelan regimes crackdown on protesters who want democratic reforms.

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Just Avoid Student Loans, Kid

February 26, 2014 - 6:00pm

Most Americans Believe the FCC Shouldn't Monitor News Content

Nearly three-quarters of Americans believe it's not the government's job to monitor the content of its news organizations in the United States, according to a new poll released Wednesday.

In the face of a public backlash, the Federal Communications Commission has backed off a plan to determine if the news media are meeting the publics critical information needs.

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