U.S. Rep. Allen West still thinks Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is "vile."
Contrary to late afternoon reports from Roll Call and the Huffington Post, West, R-Plantation, has not apologized for his remarks directed at the Democratic congresswoman, who also heads the Democratic National Committee.
"Absolutely false," West spokeswoman Angela Satchitano said of stories and tweets about an apology.
Instead, Roll Call and HuffPo were said to be working on retractions and apologies of their own.
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In the full scheme of Gov. Rick Scott's plans for Florida, the $43 million Eller Drive Overpass Project at Port Everglades is like scoring a hat trick for the state economy: It kills three birds with one stone, the governor claims.
Statewide sales of existing homes fell 4 percent last month compared to June 2010, and the median sale price fell to $138,000, a drop of 2 percent, according to a report from the Florida Association of Realtors released Wednesday. Condo sales in Florida rose slightly in June, up 8 percent in the year-over-year comparison, with median sales prices ticking up 2 percent to $93,900.
A National Association of Realtors economist tied the dismal housing market to the sluggish economy and slow job creation.
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When governments want to encourage what they believe is beneficial behavior, they subsidize it. Sounds like good public policy.
Poor Debbie Wasserman Schultz just can't get her talking points straight. Still obsessed with Rep. Allen West and his "vile" characterization of her, the hyper-partisan Florida Democrat offered two different and not totally coherent responses to a question about Medicare today.
First, DWS told MSNBC:
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An effort to derail a state constitutional amendment that would enable religious organizations to deliver state services is an ill-conceived "Hail Mary" ploy, defenders say.
Alleging a violation of church-state separation and a "misleading" ballot summary, the Florida Education Association and a handful of left-wing religious leaders want Amendment 7 thrown off the ballot before Floridians can vote on it in 2012.
The opponents' bid for an injunction is scheduled to be heard Thursday in circuit court in Tallahassee.
The backers of yet another presidential candidate are forming a super PAC.Supporters of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, launched Revolution PAC earlier this week.
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Republican senatorial candidate Adam Hasner's "candid" video segments got a less-than-rave review from one of his GOP foes, Mike McCalister.
"It's deceiving to call any video series 'candid' if it doesn't include an explanation regarding why Hasner supported high-speed rail, co-sponsored climate tax legislation, and pushed an amendment to remove an E-Verify requirement," said John Yob, a consultant for McCalister.
"A more appropriate title would be: Adam Hasner -- my transformation from a self-proclaimed 'moderate' to a 'Tea Party conservative.'"
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Vice President Joe Biden unveiled a new look for his Facebook page this week. He draped his site in Obama 2012 campaign logos and links to all kinds of Obama 2012 sites.
