Saturday, July 19, 2014
John Siegenthaler: A Southern man of vision
When the history of this era is written,
it will recount how so-called
conservatives gave aid, comfort and intellectual cover to the ugliest of human impulses under the guise of
political debate.
People will wonder how we could have seen all that ugliness without seeing a thing, how journalists could have been silent and supine to the point of malpractice in the face of such obvious and monumental misbehavior. here
it will recount how so-called
conservatives gave aid, comfort and intellectual cover to the ugliest of human impulses under the guise of
political debate.
People will wonder how we could have seen all that ugliness without seeing a thing, how journalists could have been silent and supine to the point of malpractice in the face of such obvious and monumental misbehavior. here
WMNF 88.5 Tampa Bay
They raised more than
$200,000 in just seven days
and received over 1,800 individual contributions.
$200,000 in just seven days
and received over 1,800 individual contributions.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Florida GOP in a New York state of mind
Annette Taddeo Florida Lieutenant Governor
Give Gov. Rick Scott Credit
He knows right-wing, red-blooded Floridians love their guns. And Rick Scott has given them guns. In huge numbers. According to published reports, more pro-gun bills have been signed into law in Florida during Scott’s one term than during any other recent gubernatorial term. here
The
Florida Supreme Court is set to contemplate whether felons can claim "Stand Your
Ground" as a defense in a shooting. here
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Charlie Crist's New Office In Tampa
Jeb: Godfather of bogus high-stakes testing
Former Gov. Bush enjoys a national reputation as an education reformer — a neat trick considering the terrible harm he has inflicted on public education.
Although the Legislature and succeeding Republican governors share responsibility, Jeb is mostly to blame for the bad things that followed his 1999 arrival in office. here
Dems Help Drown South Florida
• Joe Garcia
• Patrick
Murphy
•
Vern Buchanan
• Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
• Bill
Posey
•
Dennis Ross
• Mario Diaz-Balart
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Thursday, July 17, 2014
Losers of the week: Don Gaetz and Will Weatherford
The redistricting decision is a blow to the Republican
legislative leaders
legislative leaders
who oversaw the process and
defended it as fair and transparent.
Judithanne for State Senate
Join us at the Pinellas DEC 2250
1st Ave N, St. Pete at 9:30am or at
Fred Ball Park 2621 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa at 11:30am this Saturday, July 19th! info
"I don't want to be the mayor of some white-bread Southern city,"
Tampa has historically always been a racially diverse city, and never more so than today. Latinos make up approximately 25 percent of the population in greater Hillsborough County, and blacks account for more than 15 percent.
"When we're out competing for global business, the fact that our city was settled by Spanish, Cuban and Italian immigrants who came to Tampa for the cigar industry, makes us a lot more competitive because we look like the world, with all of its shades and ethnicities, we speak multiple languages as you do here in L.A. That's good." Bob Buckhorn
Florida GOP Rich Nugent: Kids At Border “Gang Members” From Culture Of “Rape”
Undocumented immigrant children at the border not children at all but gang-affiliated persons from a culture of thievery, murder, and violence. here
Raíces En Tampa: Immigration Experience
Every Thursday, Raíces En Tampa will be releasing
an immigration experience from the people fighting right along with us. here
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Decades to justice for Florida man on death row
Paul Hildwin has spent 28 years fighting for
his life, waiting between cancer treatments for the state to acknowledge
decade-old DNA evidence supporting his claims of innocence. here
Democrats Poised To Kick Florida GOP Ass
Florida Circuit Court Judge Terry Lewis has stricken down the congressional map favoring Republicans in Florida. Why this could reverberate for a decade– and threaten Republicans in time for the 2014 midterms. here
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