John Romano: I have discovered a new and spectacular locale that defies belief. It is a place where the economy is bustling, and the problems are inconsequential. People are always smiling, the environment is pristine and no one seems to care about, or need, health insurance of any type. No doubt about it, I want to live in Rick Scott's commercials. here
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
We want to live in Rick Scott's commercials too
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John Romano,
Rick Scott,
Tampa Bay Times
Tampa Palestine Solidarity Protest
Palestine solidarity activists filed into the intersection of Maritime and 20th Street at the Port of Tampa to protest the docking of the
ZIM Alabama, a container ship carrying
Israeli goods.
ZIM Alabama, a container ship carrying
Israeli goods.
Members of the International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1402 waved and
honked in support.
Rick Scott's failure to create jobs
Rick Scott promised to create 700,000 jobs in 7 years, on top of normal economic growth. He failed to meet that promise -- and is now pretending he never said anything at all.
My Fox Tampa Bay holds him accountable.
New poll shows 69% of Florida voters support #2
With 43 days until the election, and only days until early voting starts,
public support for medical marijuana remains very stable:
Our new poll
shows 69% of likely voters in Florida support this measure with only 28%
opposed. 60% voter approval is needed to pass a Constitutional Amendment in the
State of Florida. The findings are significant because they show voter backing
of the amendment has remained virtually unchanged since the beginning of 2013.
Previous polls (conducted by 3 different pollsters) showed support at 70% in
January, 71% in March, and 70% in June.
Here's what's clear:
Keeping medical decisions in the hands of doctors - not politicians -
is simply not a controversial position for the vast majority of Floridians, and
that has not changed over the last twenty-one months.
Opponents of Amendment 2 have been relentlessly pushing disingenuous talking
points, and insulting the intelligence of the voters. They've got millions
behind them - but their uber-wealthy funders won't be able to dislodge support
if we stay strong.
Tampa Bay's Own "Shane And Emily"
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Local Musicians,
Shane And Emily Music
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Latino Millennials Is Your Time
A nonpartisan organization that empowers Latino Millennials to create a better future for themselves and their community. here
My Ride, My Road; Your Decision Polk County
Florida Needs You
BE REGISTERED, BE PREPARED.....BE A VOTER! here
3 Breasted Tampa Woman
Will she be moving to Gidsonton?
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