Showing posts with label Progressive Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Progressive Florida. Show all posts

Thursday, January 9, 2014

Big Mistake Nick Ruiz

Nick Ruiz
Announces switch to run against Grayson, not Mica.
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Against Mica he might of had a chance, now he has no chance at all.
Alan Grayson For Congress

Saturday, January 4, 2014

Saturday, December 28, 2013

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Friday, December 20, 2013

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

The Duval County School Board

With more than 50 activists and community members present,
The Duval County School Board voted unanimously,
to change the name of Nathan Bedford Forrest High School. The historic vote by the school board comes at the end of a six-month campaign by the Jacksonville Progressive Coalition (JPC) and other forces to drop the local high school's racist namesake.....more>
Great job Everyone!

Monday, December 9, 2013

Rep. Alan Grayson Under Attack

The Republicans and their corporate backers spent over $5 million in sewer money to defeat me in 2010. Thanks to people like you, we won back my seat in Congress in 2012. Yet I'm sure the Republicans will try to repeat their success in 2014. But they're underestimating me, and they're underestimating you. When they attack me, they attack you. My secret weapon is you, it's us, it's everyone who is willing to stand up for justice, equality and peace. And together, we will not be cowed,
and we will not be beaten.....more>

Sunday, December 8, 2013

GOP 101. How To Talk To Women

This week Politico reported that the National Republican Congressional Committee is trying to teach Republican candidates and their aides what not to say to their female opponents and constituents
We need to elect progressive champions who will stand strong for women's rights, not just rehearse soundbites. For nearly 10 years, Democracy for America has helped elect strong, progressive women -- like Elizabeth Warren -- to offices up and down the ballot. Now we need your support to elect amazing women candidates like Wendy Davis in 2014.
here And don't forget Ruth's List Florida

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Nan Rich In Ybor City

If the progressive wing of the Florida Democratic Party had a dream candidate for governor, he or she would sound pretty similar to Nan Rich, who spoke to the Hillsborough County GLBTA Democratic Caucus at J.J.'s in Ybor City........more

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Florida Congressman Grayson

For several months, journalist Glenn Greenwald has reeled off one blockbuster article after another concerning the National Security Agency's pervasive domestic and international electronic spying programs. Congressman Alan Grayson, wanting to learn more about the scope of domestic spying, has invited Greenwald to provide a briefing to Congress in Washington, D.C. Given the threats to prosecute him, Greenwald has been reluctant to do so in person. So one month ago, Congressman Grayson sent a letter to Attorney General Holder, asking whether the AG would prosecute Greenwald if Greenwald came to D.C. to testify. Yesterday, we learned the answer.
Attorney General] Holder indicated that the Justice Department is not planning to prosecute former Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald, 
One way or another, Congressman Grayson will continue to seek Greenwald's testimony regarding the scope of domestic spying, so that Congress and the American People can hear the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Which is one more reason why

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Tampa Bay's New Leaders Council

Tampa Bay has a new community resource for progressive leaders wanting to play a role in shaping the future — the New Leaders Council.......more>

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Ed Narain For Florida

Ed Narain is a dedicated member of the Tampa community who has served in various community and civic roles over the last nineteen years. Ed is a former USF Student Body President and a member of College Leadership Florida. While a student leader, Ed was elected Secretary/Treasurer of the Florida Student Association Board and received the first USF Student Affairs Leadership Award.
check him out here

Monday, August 26, 2013

Nick Ruiz for Congress 2014: "Florida


As a professor of philosophy and humanities, my commitment to the health, education and well-being of Americans dently progressive and Democratic constituency that is not being adequately represented by the Democratic Party as it stands today. Constituents on the Left are hungry for the real thing. 
 

Saturday, August 24, 2013

2014 Florida Progressive Candidates

U.S. CONGRESS
District 1: Jim Bryan (D)
 District 2: Gwen Graham (D)
 District 5: Corrine Brown (D)
District 6: David Cox (D)Andrew Scott (D)
District 7: Nick Ruiz III (D)
District 13: Jessica Ehrlich (D)
District 14: Kathy Castor (D)*
District 18: Patrick Murphy
District 19: April Freeman (D)
For more info visit Politics 1

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Florida Progressives Agenda 2014

I’m often critical of Gov. Rick Scott but there's one good thing I can say about him: he's done more than anyone to focus Floridians on the need for a big change in the direction of our state. The question is, when Floridians turn to progressives for answers to our most pressing problems now and in the years ahead, will we be ready with answers? Join progressive activists from around the state on Saturday, August 24th in West Palm Beach for the Agenda 2014 Conference, as we assemble a progressive agenda to move Florida forward.......here

Friday, October 7, 2011

2011 Florida Netroots Awards Voting Now Open

Vote Local
Tampa Do-Gooder - Out In Left Field - Litbrit - Leilani Polk
Re/Creating Tampa - Saint Petersblog - SOG City Oracle - The Spencerian
Pushing Rope - The Buzz - The Mitch Perry Report - Greater Pinellas
Progress Florida - Ybor City Stogie


Thursday, September 22, 2011

Listen



Who will the Republican presidential candidates listen to?