While gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott may be campaigning with former Gov. Mitt Romney on Friday, another possible candidate for the Republican presidential nomination is also standing behind the Florida Republican: Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
Pawlentys Freedom First PAClavished praise on Scott at its website.
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When Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink went to New York City last week to speak on managing state pension-fund investments, she didn't include Stuyvesant Town in any PowerPoint presentation.
Ken Connor of the Center for a Just Society weighed in on Friday with his take on Stephen Colberts testimony to Congress earlier in the month. Connor, best known for his stint as chairman of the Family Research Council, also headed up Florida Right-to-Life and ran for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1994.
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The team of Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott chimed in on the Quinnipiac University poll that showed its candidate ahead of Democratic nominee state CFO Alex Sink by 6 points among likely voters.
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Republican U.S. Sen. George LeMieux is not the only Floridian in Congress weighing in on the IRS allowing a tax deduction for citizens impacted by paying for drywall repairs. Democrat U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson had his say as well late Thursday.
This is welcome and long overdue news, said Nelson. This tax relief is just another important step to help drywall victims piece their lives back together.
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A clever new ad from Gov. Charlie Crist attacks his U.S. Senate rival Marco Rubio for spending on the Republican Party of Florida credit card. Taking after the 'Priceless' Mastercard commercials, it points out certain personal items that were reported on the party card -- expenditures that Rubio said he promptly paid back.
But is this an example of Crist trying to get the biblical mote out of Rubio's eye, while he's got a beam in his own?
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President Barack Obama may be bringing Alex Sink down with him.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott holds a 49 to 43 percent lead over his Democratic rival, according to a Quinnipiac University poll of likely voters. Those likely voters have an overall low opinion of Obama.
Some of Scott's ads have linked Sink to Obama and the strategy appears to be working.
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Almost a year after he asked the IRS to allow taxpayers to deduct expenses resulting from drywall damage, Republican U.S. Sen. George LeMieux announced on Thursday that the IRS agreed to the request.
Homeowners affected by contaminated drywall have been waiting too long for relief, said LeMieux. This allowance is welcome news.
Homeowners with contaminated drywall have had to endure a nightmare, added the senator. This is an element of relief that will help alleviate at least a portion of the burden homeowners have endured.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who will be hitting the campaign trail with Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott on Friday, leads a new poll of possible 2012 Republican presidential hopefuls.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney takes to the campaign trail to help Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott on Friday.
