Republican nominee Ted Yoho, of Floridas 3rdCongressional District, will announce later today a major endorsement from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.Sunshine State News has obtained an advance copy of a press release soon to be issuedfrom Yoho's campaign.
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A Florida state senator walks in to a Tallahassee bar. She sits down next to a big city newspaper reporter. They chat about the things that pols and newsies used to chat about in the 20th century, when both professions had better poll numbers than they do now.
Its a national ranking administrators dont highlight to parents, but is sure to raise a few cheers across campuses and from some alumni.
The University of Florida and Florida State University have landed, once again, in the top 10 among Princeton Reviews list of Party Schools.
Last week the City Council in Jacksonville declined to give special privileges to homosexuals.
After his great victory in Desert Storm, George H.W. Bush went before the United Nations to declare the coming of a New World Order.
Starting tomorrow, Sunshine State News will be publishing articles on the Ron Paul festivities preceding next week's Republican National Convention. We will have a full-time correspondent on the ground, bringing our readers firsthand coverage of bothRon Paul Festival 2012(Friday and Saturday, Florida State Fairgrounds, Tampa)and Dr. Paul's official pre-Convention Rally(Sunday, USF Sun Dome, Tampa).
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As Republican speakers and delegates gear up for their national convention in Tampa, Aug. 27-30, the partys libertarian faction is getting ready to put its own unique stamp on the weeks proceedings: Ron Paul Festival 2012.
The three-day festival honoring the 12-term Texas congressman, at the Florida State Fairgrounds, Aug. 24-26, is taking place just before the Republican National Convention (RNC) kicks off. But an organizer for the event cautions that participants are not necessarily ready to rubber-stamp the GOP presidential ticket.
U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland, R-Panama City, is already expected to face a tough re-election bid. After all, his district grew more Democratic through redistricting.
Now the tide may have grown a little stronger, as he has to towel off a guilt-by-association label from a national publication.
