Rep. Mike Horner, R-Kissimmee, who abruptly ended his re-election campaign after his name surfaced last month on a brothel client list, is now stepping away from his job as the head of the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce.
I am concerned that my presence has become a distraction from the important mission of the chamber, Horner stated in a release. As CEO, the chambers welfare is my top priority.
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Zero. Nil. Nada.
As the first President Bush was often characterized on "Saturday Night Live": Aint gonna happen.
A request for the state GOPs executive committee to change its mind on the fate of three Supreme Court justices by three members of the Florida Senate -- two who will no longer be in office after November -- has zero chance of success.
Three Republican state senators -- Paula Dockery, R-Lakeland; Rene Garcia, R-Hialeah; and Dennis Jones, R-Seminole -- have come out in support of the three state Supreme Court justices up for merit retention.
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There's dirty and then there's blatantly dishonest.
Republicans involved in the District 42 House race between Republican Michael LaRosa and Democrat Eileen Game say the Democratic Party of Florida is deliberately attempting to trick voters into believing they're voting for Rep. Mike Horner, the candidate who resigned on Sept. 24 and is no longer in the race.
The campaign for U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Orlando, quickly sent out a call for more contributions after announcing they lagged behind the fundraising efforts of U.S. Rep. Connie Mack, R-Fort Myers, between July 1 and Sept. 1.
Our opponent's contributions appear to be from deep-pocketed special interests who are trying to influence this election -- the message from Nelson for theSenate, Campaign Manager Pete Mitchell stated on Thursday.
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