Calling the congressman's rhetoric "schoolyard crude" and his TV ads ridiculously over the top, columnist George Will excoriates U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Orlando, here.
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Republican Marco Rubio, the front-runner in the U.S. Senate race, is getting more help from an old ally -- U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina.
DeMint, an early backer of Rubio, sent an e-mail on behalf of Rubio late Sunday.
Marco is a strong voice for freedom and for what makes America great, and he knows what it will take to save freedom in this great country, wrote DeMint. His optimistic message of conservative reform is inspiring voters in Florida and across the nation.
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This Weeks Heroes: Maurice Ferre and Buddy Dyer
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and former Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre, both Democrats, showed rare courage among today's career politicians, breaking ranks with their party last week to support Republicans they believe will be better for Florida than the Democratic nominees.
Heading into Sunday morning's CNN debate, Gov. Charlie Crist was already having a bad day.
With the election little more than a week away, the three leading candidates running for the U.S. Senate clashed Sunday morning in a heated debate.
The debate between the three U.S. Senate candidates turned to international affairs and immigration.
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The second half of the debate between the three leading U.S. Senate candidates opened with more fireworks as Republican front-runner Marco Rubio took aim at his nearest rival, Gov. Charlie Crist, who is running without party affiliation.
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Score one for U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, the Democratic nominee in the U.S. Senate race. In a debate Sunday morning with Republican Marco Rubio and Gov. Charlie Crist, who is running with no party affiliation, Meek scored the best line of the first half of the event.
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With the election little more than a week away, on Sunday morning the three leading candidates running for the U.S. Senate clashed in a debate that opened with a discussion on the state's continued economic problems.
With Republican candidate Marco Rubio leading in the polls by double digits, Gov. Charlie Crist, who is running with no party affiliation, and Democratic nominee U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek took the gloves off and went after Rubio, trying to cut down his lead.
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Heading into Sunday morning's CNN debate, Gov. Charlie Crist is already having a bad day.
Behind the sunny smile and the ever-tan is a man who knows he has a better chance of squeezing another $10 million out of BP than he does being elected Florida's next senator.
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