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Bradley Byrne, former two-year college chancellor turned Republican candidate for governor, said he would work to pass charter school legislation if he is elected governor and that he already has a commitment of help from...
Gov. Charlie Crist has appointed Dania Beach City Commissioner Albert C. Jones to the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. Jones fills the District 9 seat which was left vacant after Crist suspended Josephus...
Gone, but not about to be forgotten, Jeb Bush loaded up his musket and once again took aim at that rascally varmint — Charlie Crist. The volley came in a Sunday column Jeb wrote, in which he said "populist'' power politics will...
By Larry Thornberry on 11.23.09 @ 6:09AM TAMPA -- Former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio is, quite unexpectedly, eating Crist's lunch in the race for the 2010 Republican nomination for an open U.S. Senate seat. This is why...
features a disciplined focus on three elements: creating jobs, cutting spending and improving education. "You can't do too many things with the Legislature. ... So, I promise you, every day, I am going to talk about jobs,...
As Sarah Palin launched her book tour Wednesday before the type of adulatory crowds she drew to GOP rallies last year, top Republicans grappled with how to handle a figure as polarizing as she is popular. CEDAR CREEK, Tex. – As...
F lorida's future prosperity relies on the quality of its workforce. To compete in the fast-changing knowledge economy, we need more well-educated citizens. We need more people with college degrees. This year, almost 70,000...
Maggie Mahar of the Century Foundation warns:If you’re a progressive like me, and you’re upset by the Stupak amendment, which bars federally subsidized insurance from covering abortions, consider this: What if we had a...
Tampa Tribune Dixie contests crucial to GOP's civil war Southern Political Report November 18, 2009 — Two Southern races in 2010 could determine whether the staunchly conservative party base or the center-right establishment...
By John Kennedy, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE -- One of the nation’s largest technology companies may be losing its grip on a handful of lucrative Florida contracts, as impatient lawmakers look to save money in a...
