At long last, Mitt Romney should be the Republican Partys official candidate for U.S. President in time for tonight's national networks evening news.
Delegates are expected to vote on the party platform at 4:40 p.m., with the roll call of state for the presidential nomination at 5:20 p.m.
The usually boisterous process should be completed around 6:30 p.m., as the networks begin their nightly news casts.
The other big items of the night, speeches from Ann Romney and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will come in prime time.
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Judge Kevin Carroll of the 2nd Judicial Circuit Court of Florida on Monday dismissed without prejudice a motion by the Florida Nurses Association and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) to rehear their suit on plans by the state Department of Corrections to privatize prison health services.
Carroll did not rule on the merits of the suit, he simply reaffirmed the suit's previous dismissal, but left the door open for the unions to file a new suit.
For background, see previous Sunshine State News coverage:
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The hits just keep coming in from the right at the Republican National Convention for Floridas former GOP governor-flip-flopped-to-Obama-backer, Charlie Crist.
Former Republican Party of Florida Chair Carole Jean Jordan, the current tax collector in Indian River County, didnt hold back Tuesday when asked about Crists endorsement of Obama and his plans to speak at the Democratic National Convention next week.
Republican Party of Florida National Committeeman Paul Senft is stepping down after eight years.
The RPOF president Senft with a lifetime achievement award during the Fresh From Florida breakfast at the Innisbrook Resort and Spa in Palm Harbour.
Senft said he will remain involved, but allowed to speak a little freer now.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi will focus on the federal health care law she brought to the U.S. Supreme Court when she appears before a national audience Wednesday night at the Republican National Convention.
I think Im the next president of the United States, based on the 1.9 million people who have taken the test at isidewith.com. And interestingly, I side with more Floridians and Texans than any other state.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush says its time to stop blaming his brother for the economy, that he doesnt second-guess his decision not to seek the presidency and that fellow former Gov. Charlie Crist is simply unique.
For those of us who like to believe that human beings are rational, trying to explain what happens in politics can be a real challenge.
