Dolphins Are Dying In The Gulf

It's been more than three years since the BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico began, yet bottlenose dolphins in the Gulf are still suffering.......more

I Am Steve Southerland

Polls are showing that I am in trouble.

You see I belong to a group that is trying to destroy the Republican party and 
I made the mistake of following some wacko from Texas and now I will probably loose my job. You do have a choice you know, check out
Gwen Graham she is the daughter of one of Florida's greatest governors,
 she will serve you well.

Howard Dean Campaign Inspires New George Clooney Film

George Clooney stars in Sony Pictures' film "The Ides of March." Clooney portrays an idealistic presidential candidate and his character is loosely based on former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.

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David McKalip: Mr. Tea Party

St. Pete beware of this guy. He is part of a group that is trying to destroy the

 Republican party. You do have a choice, check out

Darden Rice

I am Rick Scott And I Plan To Win In 2014

This week, Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner visited five Florida cities to discuss Gov. Rick Scott's plan to disenfranchise voters and steal future elections in Florida. As a Floridian, I know that elections in Florida have national consequences, and I believe all of my fellow citizens should be free to exercise their right to vote.......more

The Build Our Energy Barn

I Am Sandy Adams

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WEDU - Tampa Bay: Air Citizen Koch!

I'm Linda Michel White, and I live not far from you. I started a petition on MoveOn.org urging our local public television station, WEDU 3, to ensure that the documentary "Citizen Koch"—which exposes the billionare Koch Brothers who helped launch the Tea Party—gets shown to the public.Now that Tea Party Republicans have shut down the government, it's more important than ever that we expose the Tea Party and its funders.  We need "Citizen Koch" on the air in Tampa. will you sign the petition I created urging WEDU 3 to take action?

Will Weatherford Loves Jesus?

He’s a Republican. Which is going to become painfully obvious after you hear what he wrote to a public school superintendent the other day......here What does this man know about Jesus. Read our post of March 8, here Also visit willweatherford.info

62% of Florida Voters Would Back Medical Marijuana Amendment

There is good news from the Sunshine State. A new Public Policy Polling survey found that 62 percent of voters in the state would support a ballot measure legalizing medical marijuana. Only 26 percent said they would likely oppose one and 12 percent are undecided. Support for the idea is strongest among young voters and liberals.......more

I Am Bill Young

 Polls are showing he is in trouble here

Check Out Jessica Ehrlich in 2014

Visit my countdown clock here

Tampa Bay Women Rock

Amanda Murphy, Darden Rice and Jessica Ehrlich

Head Start In Volusia County To Close

John Mica's district

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Terry Kimple, Beware Of This Man

After a nearly four-month delay, Hillsborough County commissioners voted Wednesday to seat a 22-member diversity advisory council that includes religious conservative activist Terry Kemple. In May, Terry Kemple blasted Commissioner Kevin Beckner, who is openly gay and proposed creating the diversity council.......more

About Terry Kemple: District 7 Candidate for Hillsborough County School Board

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Tampa Tribune Mainstreams Islamophobic, Anti-LGBT Florida Family Association

The Tampa Tribune published an article on the Florida Family Association's (FFA) campaign against the cable news network Al Jazeera America, failing to note the FFA's fringe Islamophobic and anti-LGBT views. Al Jazeera America's journalism has been lauded by media critics, but the network's recent launch triggered a wave of right-wing, Islamophobic backlash. Most notorious among Al Jazeera America's critics is David Caton, head of the FFA, who has launched a crusade to stop corporations from advertising on what he describes as the radical Islamist network.

In a September 22 article, the Tribune reported on Caton and the FFA's campaign: here

Tampa Bay Times, See Ya

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