Dear Jim, Over the past year, as I traveled around the country, people from all walks of life welcomed me into their homes and communities with open arms. From house parties to parades to town halls and rallies, I have … Continue reading
A lot of pundits are talking about what happened to Giuliani’s strategy. Many more will analyze this over time. Here are some of my first thoughts. First, the playing field shifted. After the first of the year, the major issue … Continue reading
Let’s see. John McCain won the Republican Primary. Amendment 1 passed with more than 60%. Things I didn’t think would happen. The big reason? Could it be the fact that Governor Charlie Crist took an active role in both? An … Continue reading
So, the New York Times, the St. Petersburg Times, Governor Charlie Crist, and Senator Mel Martinez have all endorsed Senator John McCain. I am not sure how much this all helps McCain. Republicans who vote in presidential primaries are usually … Continue reading
Earlier today I told you how it was still a difficult decision. It was. I stared at that screen for five minutes. In the end, I voted for Rudy Giuliani. It’s not that I think Rudy is the best candidate. … Continue reading
Last night I watch the whole Republican candidates debate on MSNBC. I had hoped the debate could help me decide for whom I will be voting. Nope. Going in, I thought I had narrowed my choices to John McCain and … Continue reading
Some interesting things are going on at a rapid pace in the presidential race. Lots of blogs and media sites can keep you up to date with the happenings. But I wanted to take a moment to point out some … Continue reading
The St. Pete Times’ Media Critic, Eric Deggans, has (yet another) good post on his blog today asking the question What Would Martin Luther King Jr. Think? I thought one section was worth a little discussion. Eric wrote: The thought … Continue reading
Just a quick post about some things the pundits were saying all night tonight: In every election since 1980, the winner of the primary also won the Republican nomination. So things look good for John McCain, right? Well, let’s consider … Continue reading
Yesterday, former State Senator Skip Campbell (D-Ft. Lauderdale) announced he will challenge incumbent Senator Jeff Atwater (R- North Palm Beach) for the District 25 seat. There are a few things that really make this interesting. First, Atwater has been selected … Continue reading
