July 13, 2010 - 6:00pm
Either Bill McCollum doesnt know a principle from a prawn or hes as slippery as a Mississippi swamp.
Crist Appoints Two Black Nominees to PSC
July 13, 2010 - 6:00pm
Gov. Charlie Crist has appointed state Rep. Ronald Brise of North Miami and Jacksonville City Councilman Arthur Graham to join the Florida Public Service Commission.
McCollum Wins Court Round, but Campaign Finance Law Faces Headwind
July 14, 2010 - 6:00pm
Republican Rick Scott lost his bid Wednesday to have part of Floridas public campaign-finance law overturned, but even the judge siding with opponent Bill McCollum conceded the 23-year-old measure may not survive this election season.
Rep. Posey Introduces Bill to Cut Social Security Taxes, Safeguard Benefits
Submitted by Anonymous on July 14, 2010 - 6:07pm
U.S. Rep. Bill Posey, R-Rockledge, wants to put a real lockbox on Social Security benefits and help seniors keep more of what's theirs.
Introducing the Senior Citizens Income Security Act of 2010, Posey said he seeks to "restore some of the original promises that were made years ago through Social Security."
His House Resolution 5725:
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Bill McCollum Camp on Rick Scott: 'He Doesn't Really Like to Play By the Rules'
Submitted by Kevin Derby on July 14, 2010 - 5:37pm
Bill McCollums gubernatorial campaign team is cheering a decision today from a judge in Tallahassee to uphold state campaign laws, rejecting a legal challenge from Rick Scott who is leading McCollum in the battle for the Republican nomination.
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Bill McCollum Files Suit to Defend Arizona's Immigration Law From Obama Legal Challenge
Submitted by Kevin Derby on July 14, 2010 - 4:31pm
With immigration ranking as one of the leading issues in the bitter battle for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, Attorney General Bill McCollum announced on Wednesday that Florida would join eight other states and file an amicus brief, defending Arizonas new immigration law from a legal challenge from the Obama administration.
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With Its Challenge to Campaign Finance Law Denied, Rick Scott's Team Rips Into Bill McCollum
Submitted by Kevin Derby on July 14, 2010 - 4:17pm
A judge in Tallahassee denied gubernatorial candidate Rick Scotts injunction, looking to deny Attorney General Bill McCollum -- Scotts main rival for the Republican nomination -- access to public funds for his campaign. Arguing that the measure was an impediment to his free speech, Scott attempted to change campaign finance laws which give traditional candidates matching funds if a self-financed candidate, like Scott, spends over $24.9 million from his own fortune in the race.
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Dems Jab Rick Scott on Health-Care Fraud
Submitted by Kevin Derby on July 14, 2010 - 4:10pm
The Florida Democratic Party is using a meeting in Miami on Friday about health-care fraud to take aim at Rick Scott, the front-runner for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Bill McCollum Team Attacks Rick Scott on Everything You Can Imagine
Submitted by Kevin Derby on July 14, 2010 - 3:44pm
In what is becoming a daily occurrence with less than six weeks to go before the primary election, elbows are being thrown in the battle for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. On Wednesday afternoon, Matt Williams, the campaign manager for Attorney General Bill McCollum, went after GOP front-runner Rick Scott for comments he made on Tuesday night. Williams attacked Scott on abortion, immigration, the stimulus just about everything, actually.
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Opponents Lash Out at Water District Over Land Deal
July 13, 2010 - 6:00pm
Calling the purchase of U.S. Sugar Corporation's land an overpriced corporate bailout, tea partiers Wednesday urged the South Florida Water Management District to scrap the deal.
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