Hours before the lights go on for Fox News' presidential debate in Orlando, big political stars will come out for the opening night of the Republican Party's Presidency 5 summit.
From 3 p.m.-5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 22, the Florida Faith & Freedom Coalition will host a "Presidency 5 Kickoff" at the Rosen Centre Hotel.
WASHINGTON -- Liberal certitudes continue to dissolve, the most recent solvent being a robust new defense of a 1905 Supreme Court decision that liberals have long reviled -- and misrepresented.
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With support in his home state of Pennsylvania growing, former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorumhas joined the list of GOP presidential hopefuls who have committed to participate in Florida's Presidency 5 straw poll on Sept. 24.
On Saturday, businessman Herman Cain spoke at the Conservative Roar from the I-4 Corridor in Sanford and it paid off for the Republican presidential candidate as he won a straw poll held at the event.
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Software company owner Ron Rushing scored a win over Senate Majority Leader Andy Gardiner, R-Orlando, in a straw poll held over the Labor Day weekend in Sanford.
Rushing, who was briefly a candidate for the Republican nomination to take on Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, took 119 votes in the straw poll held at the A Conservative Roar. Gardiner, who represents parts of Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, took 51 votes.
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Over the Labor Day weekend, Central Florida businessman Craig Miller won a straw poll over his rivals in the Republican primary to challenge incumbent Democrat U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson.
In the straw poll held by A Conservative Roar in Sanford, Miller, a Vietnam veteran and former CEO of Ruth's Chris, took first place with 67 votes followed by businessman and retired Army officer Mike McCalister in second with 62 votes. Former state House Majority Leader Adam Hasner garnered 39 votes, ahead of former U.S. Sen. George LeMieux who recieved 34 votes.
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