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GOP: Sink Plan Would Cost Florida Households Average of $1,789

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate's campaign pledges will cost the average Florida household $1,789 in higher taxes, Republican leaders charged today.

Following up on incoming Senate President Mike Haridopolos' written request for Sink to detail her economic policies, GOP legislative leaders calculated that the Democrat's proposals for public-sector raises and a new passenger regional rail system would cost $12.5 billion.

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Grayson Has More Debt Than Webster Has Money -- Total

Republican congressional candidate Daniel Webster said he raised $577,000 during the reporting period ending Sept. 30.

Collecting a total of $922,567, Webster has $399,490 cash on hand after expenses.

Though he's up in the polls, the former state senator continues to trail Rep. Alan Grayson in the fund-raising race. The Orlando Democrat reported $1.2 million in cash on hand after raising a total of $4.8 million.

Befitting his big-spending ways, Grayson also claims a much bigger campaign debt -- $985,966 vs. Webster's $19,321.

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Greer Lawyers Cancel Depositions of State Rep. Dean Cannon, Sen. Haridopolos

Lawyers for former Republican Party of Florida Chairman Jim Greer cancelled the depositions of State Rep. Dean Cannon, R-Winter Park, and Sen. Mike Haridopolos, R-Merritt Island. The legislators were scheduled to give testimony Monday regarding a contentious severance package for Greer, who is currently under a grand jury indictment for grand theft, organized fraud and money laundering, for essentially embezzling RPOF funds.

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Gelber Selling Florida Short on Obamacare Lawsuit

Florida and 19 other states cleared an early court hurdle last week in their fight against the federal health-care law. But attorney general candidate Dan Gelber isn't applauding.

Like many Democrats who support Obamacare, Gelber has called the challenge frivolous and without constitutional basis. U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson thinks otherwise, writing in his 65-page ruling:

"This is not even a close call. ... The power that the individual mandate seeks to harness is simply without prior precedent."

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Dan Gelber Wants No Part of Obamacare Suit

October 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

Florida and 19 other states cleared an early court hurdle last week in their fight against the federal health-care law. But attorney general candidate Dan Gelber isn't applauding.

15 Days Left: Rick Scott Announces Bus Tour

Rick Scott and Jennifer Carroll will be blitzing the state, hitting more than a dozen cities in the final days before the election.

The Scott campaign just announced a bus tour that will begin just before the final week leading up to Nov. 2.

During the six-day tour across Florida, Scott will be joined by his wife Ann, his daughters and mother, Esther. Nominee for lieutenant governor, Rep. Jennifer Carroll, will be participating on various legs of the trip.

Scheduled Tour:

Mon., Oct. 25 Tampa Post Debate Rally (7pm) LandO Lakes

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Washington Week

October 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

"Extreme" seems to be the buzz word for incumbent members of Congress as they campaign against conservative or tea party-backed opponents in the upcoming November elections. We heard this extreme reference eight times during the recent U.S. Senate debate between Charlie Crist, Marco Rubio and Kendrick Meek.

Amendment 1: To Finance or Not to Finance

October 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

Created to level the playing field and open the elections process to less affluent candidates, Floridas system of public campaign financing would likely go away if voters on Nov. 2 pass Amendment 1.

Judge Boots Jim Norman From Ballot in SD 12

Jeff Stahler Cartoon

October 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

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