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September Session Opens Another Window for Renewable Energy

July 20, 2010 - 6:00pm

A wealth of opportunity is knocking on Floridas door. But over the past several legislative sessions, and again this week, our policymakers have not answered the call.

Marco Rubio Team: Charlie Crist Needs to Open Up About Talks with Harry Reid

Is Gov. Charlie Crist reaching out to national Democratic leaders? With rumors flying that Crist, who is an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate, is talking to U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid about caucusing with the Democrats if elected, the campaign team of former House Speaker Marco Rubio, the likely Republican nominee, is demanding to know what is going on.

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See the Video: Rep. Posey Smacks SEC Boss on Bernie Madoff Affair

Rep. Bill Posey challenged Securities and Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary Schapiro over what he called the agency's "decade of indifference or ineptitude" in the Bernie Madoff investigation.

Demanding to know what happened to up to 50 departed SEC investigators and examiners, Posey, R-Rockledge, likened the situation to "letting a pedophile slink out of a neighborhood and saying everything is OK.

"Stealing is still stealing, even if the government is in on the deal," Posey said.

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Florida Citrus Industry Looks to Capitol Hill for Help

July 20, 2010 - 6:00pm

Florida's citrus industry didn't get much help from the Legislature or Gov. Charlie Crist this year. Growers are hoping for better results in Washington, D.C.

Loranne Ausley's Harsh Words for Jeff Atwater and Short Special Session

Former Rep. Loranne Ausley, the Democratic candidate for state CFO, is using the short special session on Tuesday to take aim at her Republican opponent -- Senate President Jeff Atwater, R-North Palm Beach.

This week, we witnessed a complete failure of leadership and a complete waste of taxpayer dollars, said Ausley. The gavel-and-go strategy was nothing more than a charade and an attempt to play partisan political games without addressing the real problems facing real families and real businesses who are hurting as a result of the spill.

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Challenger Asks if Corrine Brown Stands with Obama or NAACP on Tea Party

Conservative activist and businessman Chris Nwaskie is running in a crowded Republican primary to take on U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown, who has been in Congress since 1992. Nwaskie who, like the rest of the Republican field, is not doing well in terms of cash on hand, went after Brown for being silent on recent contentions from the NAACP that the tea party movement is racist.

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Adam Putnam has $1.3 Million in the Bank

U.S. Rep. Adam Putnam, the Republican candidate for Floridas next commissioner of agriculture and consumer services, announced he brought in more than $205,000 in the second quarter of 2010. While the Putnam team did not say how much of the second quarter was in-kind donations, Putnam has assembled an impressive war chest -- with more than $1.3 million on hand.

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New Ad from 527 Group Attacks Rick Scott


The Florida First Initiative, a 527 organization with ties to supporters of Attorney General Bill McCollum, is out with another commercial blasting Rick Scott -- McCollums chief rival for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.

The commercial rips into Scott for his failure to deal with Medicaid fraud problems during his tenure in charge of HCA/Columbia.

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Congress Prolongs Agony by Extending Unemployment Benefits

July 19, 2010 - 6:00pm

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls the latest extension of unemployment benefits a "stimulus" for the economy, but some economists see diminishing returns, and still more extensions ahead.

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