Saturday, June 20, 2015
Debbie Wasserman-Schultz Votes For Fast Track
28 House Democrats voted for Fast Track, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz was one of them.
Folks she is the Chair of the
Democratic National Committee.
And you wonder why the Dems are in such bad shape.
Friday, June 19, 2015
Mary Mulhern For US Congress FL District 13
Mary Mulhern says she is “investigating” running for political office in 2016, and that includes the possibility of moving to Pinellas County this summer to compete for the CD 13 congressional seat currently held by Republican David Jolly. here
Check out our post on March 24th, 2015 here
Like her page on Facebook
You know she will have to move across the pond.
We will miss her!
A Note To Mr. Valdez
After talking to an old and dear friend about Florida GOP Jack Latava's tax break to yacht owners so they can repair their yachts, he told me he was ok with it. That he would not notice the extra taxes he would have to pay. We thought this note would be appropriate.
Florida Bush Supporters
- state Rep. Seth McKeel ($13,000)
- Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam ($10,000)
- state Sen. Jack Latvala ($5,000)
- state Sen. Wilton Simpson ($5,000)
- state Rep. Dana Young ($5,000)
- state Rep. Brad Drake ($1,000)
- state Sen. Anitere Flores ($1,000)
- The Committee for a Stronger Florida, which is associated with former Florida House Speaker Will Weatherford has given ($75,000)
- The Treasure Coast Alliance, operated by influential Republican state Sen. Joe Negron — who is vying to be the next Senate president — has donated ($51,000)
And the Florida Professional Firefighters labor union?
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Free Lube For Jack Latvala Voters
Florida GOP passed a tax cut package that included a break for yacht owners who spend more than $1 million on repairs.
Florida GOP Sen. Jack Latvala of Clearwater,
sponsored the amendment.
sponsored the amendment.
He defended the proposed tax cut, saying that it was
intended to create jobs. here
Marco Rubio Yes On Torture
Florida GOP Marco Rubio who is also a contender for president, was the only member of the U.S. Senate not to participate in a Tuesday vote reaffirming a U.S. prohibition on torture.
Rubio’s office said the senator would have voted no on the amendment, which passed overwhelmingly. here
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