Earlier in the week, Sen. Dave Aronberg of Greenacres launched the first television ad in a close battle for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. On Friday, Sen. Dan Gelber of Miami Beach, Aronbergs rival in the race, released his first television ad. The ad plays up Gelbers record as a prosecutor as well as taking shots at Aronberg for attacking Gelber.
The attacks on Aronberg continued in comments from Christian Ulvert, Gelbers campaign manager.
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Former House Speaker Marco Rubio, the overwhelming favorite to be the Republican candidate in the U.S. Senate election, released the fourth in his series of web videos proposing ideas on how to reduce federal government spending. In the video released on Friday morning, Rubio called for the passage of a constitutional amendment requiring Congress to balance the budget.
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With a little over two weeks to go until the primary on Aug. 24, former Agency for Health Care Administration Secretary Holly Benson received a crucial endorsement in her bid for the Republican attorney general nomination that should help her with her base in the Panhandle. U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller announced on Friday that he was backing Benson.
Holly has always known that the answer to our challenges is less government, not more, said Miller. She will use the position of the attorney generals office to help rebuild our economy, and I am proud to support her.
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Jeff Greene, in a tight battle with U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek for the Democratic nomination in the U.S. Senate race, launched a new television commercial, offering a biographical sketch. While most of the commercials from both Meek and Greene have been attack ads, this ad is more positive, portraying Greenes career as a Horatio Alger penned rags-to-riches story.
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On Friday morning, Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp, locked in a close battle for the Republican nomination in the attorney generals race, came out swinging at a federal court ruling that shot down a law passed in California banning gay marriage.
Wednesdays ruling in California turns on its ear more than 5,000 years of recorded history that establishes marriage is between a man and a woman, said Kottkamp.
Kottkamp called for Attorney General Bill McCollums office to join the appeal to overturn the federal decision.
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Republican Representative Carl Domino is rich.
At the end of 2009, he reported his earnings at nearly $29 million. And that money has become a point of contention between him and his Republican primary rival, Representative Ellyn Bogdanoff.
There's something oddly funny about the cluelessness of liberal media companies when their ratings fall or their subscriptions collapse. They just refuse to admit, even consider that the business problem could be (at least in part) their own incessant liberal agitating. Instead, they seem to double down and make things even worse.
With Floridas pot expected to be light about $6 billion next year, backers of online gaming say the state could have an ace in the hole that would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars if the state has the guts to play it.
