The Shady Backstory Behind The Florida Attorney General’s Endorsement Of Donald Trump. here
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Monday, March 14, 2016
Solidarity Sunday - Chinga tu Pelo In The Heights
Gaby, Chris and Norwood
Liz and Ashley of Fight For 15
Owner of this magical place Jennifer
with Ngan and Norwood
Local Legend Ronny Elliott
Team Pat Kemp
Phone Banking for Bernie!
Join Solidarity Sunday
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Demise Of GOP On Full Display At The Miami Debate
On Thursday night, as the four remaining GOP candidates debated, hundreds of people from across Florida took to the streets outside the University of Miami to protest the party’s rhetoric on immigration, women’s health, the Puerto Rican debt crisis, and the minimum wage. here
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Not enough old white guys.
The Republican Party has a demographics problem. A recent analysis found that while GOP frontrunner Donald Trump may be energizing a subset of white male voters who normally don’t participate in politics, he is driving away the very groups Republicans need to win the White House this fall: young people, women, naturalized immigrants, Latinos, and blue collar workers. Trump has done so much damage to the GOP’s brand with these groups that he would need to win more than 70 percent of all white men to make up for it,
March Solidarity Sunday - Chinga tu Pelo!
Tampa's Monthly Worker Meetup is Back. Wut? The Election is Tuesday? No worries - We’ll set up Phone Banking for Bernie for anyone who’s up for talking. And for those who are too pent up with rage to carry on a polite phone conversation, or for anyone who just feels like hitting something, we’ll have a Donald Trump Pinata that you may beat. With a stick.
And Lee’s will be tapping an Exclusive Primary Election Beer! FMI: Stay Tuned. Salud! info
Saturday, March 12, 2016
God Will Use Orlando To Put His Man In The White House
Orlando is going to be a city where God is about to visit. Look around, we are here in Orlando, a few days away from the Florida primary, but I am here to tell you, God is on his throne, and he is looking throughout all the earth for those whose eyes are stayed upon him, that we might arise and declare, America shall be restored back to Jesus. here
Rick Scott Embarrasses Himself, And America, On National TV
Closet trump supporter
Florida GOP Rick Scott gave one of the more painful television interviews in recent memory -- and, in the process, offered a case study in why Donald Trump’s rhetoric about Muslims is so dangerous. here
Clearwater Family Dental
We had such a great event last year so we decided to do it again. This is our chance to give back to the community. Tell your family and friends who may need some help to put it on the calendar. We will be offering cleanings, fillings or extractions, patients choice. See you then! here
Florida INC. Radioactive Biscayne Bay
The discovery of dirty water contaminated by tritium leaking into Biscayne Bay from the cooling canals at the Turkey Point nuclear plant is the clearest sign yet that Florida INC. doesn't give a shit about us. here
Friday, March 11, 2016
Latino Activists In Florida Fired Up
Florida’s War On Women
Florida GOP passed a major bill that would shut down abortion clinics and take away birth control. here
Florida Independents Shut Out Of March 15th Primary
Florida’s current closed primary system means that the 3.25 million registered independents, the fastest growing part of the electorate, are ineligible to cast their vote in the March 15th primary. here
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Florida's Culture Of Corruption: Climate Deniers
Rep. Ted Yoho $11,000
Rep. Dennis Ross $71,250
Rep. Jeff Miller $9,250
Rep. Bill Posey $43,000
Sun-Sentinel Won't Endorse Any GOP Candidate
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel's editorial board says it can't endorse any of the 2016 Republican candidates -- a rebuke that especially stings Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. The Sun-Sentinel, lambasted Rubio, writing that he "has almost no experience and has done little but run for office," and criticizing his missed Senate votes.
"Because Rubio has failed to do his job as a senator, broken the promises he made to Floridians and backed away from his lone signature piece of legislation on immigration, we cannot endorse him for president," the newspaper wrote. here
Florida's Culture Of Corruption: Erik Fresen Of Miami
Two former nursing students from
Mattia College, the for-profit college
That abruptly closed its South Florida campuses earlier this year, arrived in Tallahassee to urge the Legislature to stop ignoring the plight of hundreds of students abandoned by failed colleges. Fresen, would not schedule a hearing on the bill. here
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Only 300 Show Up To Rubio Rally in Tampa
Team Marco Rubio held a campaign rally at the Tampa Convention Center Only 300 people showed up (max), so the campaign just held the rally in one collapsible room about the size of a hotel lobby. here
Tallahassee's Skunky Weed Bill
Once again, Tallahassee politicians are putting their own campaigns before medical science and the rights of doctors. They passed HB307, a bill that perpetuates the status quo except for a very small number of terminally ill patients. This law would do nothing for people like my brother, a quadriplegic, or any other person who has intractable pain. It does nothing to help cancer patients who need marijuana to counter the affects of chemo. It does nothing for our soldiers with PTSD or patients with MS. The bill is typical Tallahassee window dressing, designed more to help with campaigns than serve as a true means of access for those that need it. lt also adds a new class of eligibility to a universe of
ZERO eligible patients.
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ZERO eligible patients.
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While there are a few up there worth supporting, I lost faith in the legislature a long time ago. The ONLY thing they've done with this legislation is acknowledge that medical marijuana works, but then they specifically voted against access for hundreds of thousands of patients who need it.
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This is why we took matters into our own hands, and why so many of us opened up our wallets to support getting Amendment 2 on the 2016 ballot. Tallahassee's failure points again to the need for Amendment 2, and the need for your continued support. Doctors—not Tallahassee politicians—should decide who they should recommend use marijuana. People shouldn't have to be terminal to be allowed this access.
- John Morgan, Chairman, United for Care
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Dezeray Lyn: Bourj Brajneh Refugee Camp
Wall Painting
Bourj Brajneh Refugee Camp - Beirut, Lebanon
Learn more about this Amazing Local Treasure HERE
Florida INC. Power Grab For Control Of The Courts
After the Florida Supreme Court ruled that the partisan maps drawn by the Republican-controlled Legislature violated the Fair Districts amendments, Florida GOP John Wood, of Polk, called for impeachment proceedings against the justices. Now, Wood and his colleagues in the House are asking the people of Florida to believe that the judicial term-limits bill passed in the House has absolutely nothing to do with payback.
Don’t buy it. here
Don’t buy it. here
The truth is the judicial branch is the only thing that can prevent the governor and the Legislature from enacting unconstitutional laws.
John Morgan On Tallahassee Window Dressing
The Florida Senate passed HB 307 on a bipartisan 28-11 vote. HB 307 is meant to expand current medical marijuana laws to allow terminally ill patients the use medical marijuana.
Attorney John Morgan, United for Care's Chairman, said, "Once again, Tallahassee politicians are putting their own campaigns before medical science and the rights of doctors. This law would do nothing for people like my brother, a quadriplegic, or any other person who has intractable pain. It does nothing to help cancer patients who need marijuana to counter the affects of chemo. It does nothing for our solders with PTSD or patients with MS. The bill is typical Tallahassee window dressing, designed more to help with campaigns than serve as a true means of access for those that need it. Hospice centers have another drug. It's called morphine."
Attorney John Morgan, United for Care's Chairman, said, "Once again, Tallahassee politicians are putting their own campaigns before medical science and the rights of doctors. This law would do nothing for people like my brother, a quadriplegic, or any other person who has intractable pain. It does nothing to help cancer patients who need marijuana to counter the affects of chemo. It does nothing for our solders with PTSD or patients with MS. The bill is typical Tallahassee window dressing, designed more to help with campaigns than serve as a true means of access for those that need it. Hospice centers have another drug. It's called morphine."
The Tampa Tribune Moving To St.Pete
The Tampa Tribune
will begin printing in Pinellas County after 121 years of publishing the newspaper
in Tampa. here
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