Most people here know that I don’t really follow National politics too closely. Sure, from time to time I will post some things — but there are enough bloggers out there following the candidates. Today, Joy Reid at the ReidBlog … Continue reading
Here are some of the blogospheric reactions to last night’s debate… Over on Florida Kossacks, GatorDem appreciated the format: The big winner tonight was the format. Questions coming from real people. Yeah, the media (CNN) ultimately picked the ones shown, … Continue reading
The future of politics was seen tonight. Real citizens were able to ask questions. Real politicians tried to dodge them. They tried real hard. Anderson Cooper did his best to keep them on target. It’s hard when the question asked … Continue reading
Okay… Here is something kinda funny. As Wayne Garcia wrote yesterday, a there’s a YouTube spoof about the four Hillsborough County Commissioners who voted to eliminate the wetlands division of the Environmental Protection Commission. I suspect the four commissioners don’t … Continue reading
Today’s email from the John McCain campaign… Dear Jim, Challenges are nothing new to me. Whether political challenges, physical challenges or even personal challenges – how you stand up, face them and move forward defines your character and your strength. … Continue reading
Insurance HB 1381 makes changes pertaining to the regulation of insurance agencies, agents and adjusters under the authority of the Department of Financial Services. Passed 117-0 and 40-0. HB 743 makes a number of changes to the Florida Trust Code, … Continue reading
Health Care and other health related issues tend to be a major component of each Legislative Session. Health Regulation HB 543 authorizes pharmacists to administer flu shots to adults and creates the Task Force for Study of Biotech Competitiveness to … Continue reading
Lots going on in Pinellas the past month and most of it related to the Mayor’s race for the City of St. Pete in 09’. Most important being (at least to me!) I have filed my papers and opened the … Continue reading