Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott released a new commercial on Friday, pushing his plan to create jobs. In a rarity for a bitter battle against Attorney General Bill McCollum for the GOP nod, the new commercial from the Scott campaign ignored his rival.
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With a little over two weeks until the primary elections, politicians are scrambling across the state to stump as much as possible and trying to find ways to earn as much attention as possible.
An exasperated incoming Senate President Mike Haridopolos, concluding a three-day tour of medical facilities across the state, vowed to do everything in his power to improve a broken Medicaid system.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has just demonstrated that you can become a billionaire in America many times over, while being clueless about the country you live in.
Great Britain has a new coalition government of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, and what a mess it is as they face the largest budget deficit in Europe. Where, oh where, will they cut the budget?
Former Assistant State Attorney Pam Bondi, battling it out with Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp and former Agency for Health Care Administration Secretary Holly Benson for the Republican nomination for attorney general, launched a new commercial on Friday, labeling her opponents as political insiders and focusing on her record as a prosecutor. Bondi, who has been criticized for being a Democrat for most of the 1980s and '90s, says in the commercial that she will continue Attorney General Bill McCollums legal challenge to new federal health-care laws backed by President Barack Obama.
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Bud Chiles met with business leaders and environmental activists in Tallahassee Friday to discuss alternative energy sources for Florida, linking them to the states downtrodden economy.
With new reports out that the nations unemployment rate stands at 9.5 percent, the campaign team of likely Republican U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio is reminding Florida voters that the Obama administration claimed the federal stimulus would lower that rate to 7 percent. The Rubio camp is also reminding voters that Gov. Charlie Crist, running in the Senate race as an independent, backed the Obama stimulus.
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