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Walt Would Be So Proud

December 6, 2012 - 6:00pm

Genting Bows Out of Casino Ballot Effort, Waiting for Lawmakers

December 6, 2012 - 6:00pm

Casino giant Genting is folding its effort to get a statewide gambling legalization initiative on the ballot, with the company saying it wants to support legislators' efforts to make a broad examination of gaming in the state.

Prosecutors and Public Defenders to Senators: We Need Better Pay

December 5, 2012 - 6:00pm

Attorney General Pam Bondi was a no-show at Thursday mornings meeting of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice, but legislators still heard from various public agencies who warned that budget cuts are compromising the administration of justice across Florida.

Pam Bondi, unfortunately, has a conflict today, but we look forward to her joining us in the near future, announced chairman Rob Bradley, R-Orange Park, after a series of introductions by senators and subcommittee staffers.

Alan Williams Enters Democrats' 2015-2016 Leadership Race

Florida Rep. Alan B. Williams, D-Tallahassee, has become the third Democrat to throw his hat into the ring for House speaker for the 2015-2016 sessions.

Williams joins Rep. Mia Jones, D-Jacksonville, who formally filed on Wednesday, and Rep. Daryl Rouson, D-Tampa, in the contest that is more likely to be for minority leader.

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Frank Brogan: University Tuition Deal Isn’t a Firm ‘Line in the Sand’

December 5, 2012 - 6:00pm

A proposal by university presidents to trade tuition increases for an increase in state funding wont be a simple pass-fail proposal through the Legislature.

Gov. Rick Scott may have applauded the presidents' proposal on Wednesday because he has opposed across-the-board tuition increases.But he didnt embrace the $118 million the presidents say is needed to cover the money they would otherwise collectively project tuition would produce for the 2013-2014 school year.

James Madison Institute: Florida Needs Paycheck Protection Laws

The James Madison Institute (JMI), Florida's premier conservative think tank, has released a policy brief urging the state Legislature to adopt a "paycheck protection" bill --i.e., onethat would prohibit employee labor organizations from using employee dues for political contribution without those members' consent.

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Sorry, ACU: No Way Is Jack Latvala More Conservative than Joe Negron

If the American Conservative Union is going to rank Jack Latvala more conservative than Joe Negron, it's lost credibility with me and I'll bet a lot of other Republicans.

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