Saturday, May 3, 2014

Clinton Wins In Florida

Clinton tops several possible Republican candidates in Florida:
49 - 41 percent over Bush; 52 - 40 percent over Rubio; 55 - 37 percent over Paul; 52 - 34 percent over Christie; 56 - 36 percent over Ryan; 57 - 31 percent over Cruz; 53 - 35 percent over Huckabee here

John Morgan: Florida Governor 2014

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Friday, May 2, 2014

Raíces en Tampa May Day Rally In Ybor

The ICE office

1624 E 7th Ave. Ybor City
more
Don't forget the
May 3, 2014 Rally

at Ybor's Centennial Park

here

Sen. Nelson asks feds to investigate fracking near Everglades

U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson

is calling on the nation’s environmental chief to scrutinize oil drilling activities by a Texas-based company caught in what has been described as fracking at a well site in the shadow of the Everglades.......more

In just the past year and a half, Gov. Rick Scott’s administration has granted about a dozen permits.

NO Fracking in Florida

Florida Stand Your Ground FAIL

Give Day Tampa Bay

May 6, 2014

This is a big, bold opportunity for our community. We’re joining more than 100 communities across the country to raise millions of dollars for the greater good — all on a single day......here

GOP Declared Economic War On The American People

The Republicans — who recently shot down $12 million dollars over the next 10 years to keep children out of the sex trade while voting for $310 billion dollars in corporate tax cuts in addition to shutting down any discussion on the minimum wage.

Thursday, May 1, 2014

A Suckers Deal for Rubio

Florida GOP: Yinka Adeshina

Florida Governor 2014

here

Rick Scott's Florida

Ybor City

Demand the Florida Democratic Party support a Democratic gubernatorial debate

Florida Voters Deserve a Discussion:Call for a Gubernatorial debate, now.

What Stogie Had For Lunch

Garlic Wings

At John Hall's Goal Post Grill & Sports Bar,
3575 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Florida GOP Is Costing Us $50 billion

The U.S. government wanted to give Florida $50 billion in taxpayer money

Money you paid into the system through
income taxes

To provide Medicaid to roughly 1 million Floridians who would otherwise go uncovered.

There was zero cost to the state for 10 years, after which we would have to kick in 10 percent.

Instead, Scott and the GOP blocked expansion and turned away the money, not because it was best for Florida, but because it was best for the GOP. Republican state legislators said no to free health care for 1 million Floridians, costing all of us taxpayer money in the end, as well as the associated jobs that would have been created.

And most importantly to most of us, costing lives.

here

Scott finds more Obamacare backers than critics at Boca event

here

Raíces en Tampa Rally - Ybor City

2:00 pm on May 3, 2014

Centennial Park, Ybor City

For more information contact:
Marisol Marquez (Spanish contact) - Raíces en Tampa:
(813)846-6893 marquez.j.marisol@gmail.com
Jared Hamil - Raíces en Tampa:
(813)732-2733 hamil.j.a@gmail.com
Norberto Gazga - Raíces en Tampa

(239) 877-1792 nagazga@live.com
RSVP HERE

Save the Florida Sea Turtles Film Project

Florida GOP Has Left Families In Need

This year's legislative session was another lost chance for the Florida Legislature to expand opportunity for families. Gov. Rick Scott and Tallahassee Republicans made it clear that re-electing the governor was more important than doing what's right for the middle class. more>

Raíces en Tampa to host Tampa May Day Rallies

May 1st at 5:00 pm outside of the Immigration office in Ybor located
on 1624 E 7th Ave.

For more information contact:
Marisol Marquez (Spanish contact) - Raíces en Tampa:
(813)846-6893 marquez.j.marisol@gmail.com
Jared Hamil - Raíces en Tampa:
(813)732-2733 hamil.j.a@gmail.com

Medical Tourism In Florida

The Florida Legislature
is poised to expand health care

Not for Floridians, for tourists.

We’re not joking. A bill to spend Florida tax dollars to promote medical tourism is flying though the legislature. Yet, the Republican leadership won’t allow a single hearing on
using billions in federal tax dollars to expand
health care

to 1.1 million uninsured Floridians.

here

Florida Wake Up, Doesn't This Piss You Off?