U.S. Rep. Adam Putnam, the Republican nominee in the agriculture and consumer services commissioner race, is taking to the airwaves, releasing his second television commercial.
With the latest polls showing Adam in the lead, it is apparent that voters are responding to his positive vision for Floridas future, said Trey McCarley, Putnams campaign manager. This is also reinforced with the almost unanimous endorsements from Floridas major newspapers.
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With state CFO Alex Sink, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, releasing an audit Tuesday of the almost $50 million First District Court of Appeal building in Tallahassee, former Rep. Loranne Ausley, the Democratic CFO nominee, used the opportunity to attack Republican opponent Jeff Atwater of North Palm Beach.
With reports out on foreclosures based on faulty evidence, Attorney General Bill McCollum released letters on Tuesday to Larry Litton of Litton Loan Servicing, Brian Moynihan of Bank of America, Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan and Chase, James Rohr of PNC and Michael Carpenter of GMAC Mortgage demanding they head to Tallahassee and meet with him on the matter.
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On Tuesday, the Florida Retail Federation named Sen. Mike Fasano, R-New Port Richey, as "Senator of the Year" due to his support of the back-to-school sales tax holiday.
The Florida Retail Federation represents the businesses that are the engine of commerce in our communities, said Fasano.
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The Florida Dental Political Action Committee (FLADPAC) announced on Tuesday that they were backing Republican candidate Pam Bondi for attorney general.
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On Tuesday, the Florida Medical Associations PAC endorsed Republican candidate Rick Scott for governor.
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Sen. Mike Bennett, R-Bradenton, issued a call for increased focus on using alternative energies on Tuesday.
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John Stemberger, president of the Florida Family Policy Council (FFPC), and Christopher Miller, an intern at the FFPC and a student at the Ave Maria School of Law, penned an article about Gov. Charlie Crists record on the judiciary andright-to-life. Originally published by Americans United for Life, their article Abortion Jurisprudence and Crists Conflicted Court was run by the venerable Human Life Review, the pro-life magazine of the Human Life Foundation.
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At a colorful media event in Tallahassee on Tuesday afternoon, Public Service Commissioner Chairwoman Nancy Argenziano resigned her post so she can endorse Democratic gubernatorial candidate state CFO Alex Sink.
Argenziano, who served in the Legislature as a Republican, offered stinging words for the leadership of the Legislature and Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott.
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