Downtown Tampa
Pat Kemp
Linda Saul-Sena
Pat Kemp and Amanda Brown
Leslie Walls
Around here, women rule!
Sunday, February 7, 2016
Tampa Bay GOP Dangerous To Your Health
The Florida GOP voted to allow concealed weapons to be carried on state college and university campuses. Over the objections of Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri and most Tampa Bay law enforcement leaders, it voted to allow 1.5 million gun owners with concealed weapons permits to openly carry their guns
in most public places.
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Every Tampa Bay Republican
Every Tampa Bay Republican
except one voted for both gun bills. here
Pinellas County
Rep. Larry Ahern 850-717-5066
Rep. Kathleen Peters 850-717-5069
Rep. Chris Sprowls 850-717-5065
Rep. Chris Latvala 850-717-5067
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Hillsborough County
Rep. James Grant 850-717-5064
Rep. Shawn Harrison 850-717-5063
Rep. Jake Raburn 850-717-5057
Rep. Dan Raulerson 850-717-5058
Rep. Ross Spano 850-717-5059
Rep. Dana Young 850-717-5060
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Pasco County
Rep. Danny Burgess Jr. 850-717-5038
Rep. Richard Corcoran 850-717-5037
Pat Kemp Is Everywhere
Yes on 2 - #FLfor15 Challenge - Seminole Heights Japan Festival
Alan Grayson Event - Solidarity with Charleston - Stop TBX
Where are the other candidates?
Where are the other candidates?
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Rick Scott's Jobs Costing Florida $11 Billion A Year
A new Study on the high cost of low wage jobs in Florida. The report found that near the nearly 39 percent of Florida’s workforce, about 3 million people, are working in low-wage jobs that cost taxpayers over $11 Billion a year in public assistance programs. The report comes at a time when both the state house and senate are considering a
$1 billion tax cut package
that would mostly benefit large companies. here
Hillsborough County Corporate Welfare
Hillsborough County: $770 for a new home
Pasco County: 10,000 for a new home
here
"The County Commission is now considering a major overhaul of the transportation impact fees developers pay for new development. For too long, the fees has left taxpayers burdened with gridlock and paying most of the cost for new roads. For the past two years, I have worked with Sierra Club and we have taken the lead in a campaign to have new development pay more of its fair share and to use transportation fees as a tool to encourage smart growth. This plan is a big break from the status quo."
Pat Kemp
here
"The County Commission is now considering a major overhaul of the transportation impact fees developers pay for new development. For too long, the fees has left taxpayers burdened with gridlock and paying most of the cost for new roads. For the past two years, I have worked with Sierra Club and we have taken the lead in a campaign to have new development pay more of its fair share and to use transportation fees as a tool to encourage smart growth. This plan is a big break from the status quo."
Pat Kemp
Marco Rubio: Climate Flip-Flopper
Mayor Cindy Lerner of Pinecrest explains, (Rubio) was once in favor of action to stave off the worst effects of global warming --- such as the sea level rise already encroaching on south Florida towns like Lerner's --- before he decided to run for President and become a climate change denier. here
"Marco Rubio and all the Republican candidates who are in denial, it's really part of a campaign strategy, an ideology, that ignores the reality of the consequences we're facing," Lerner notes that where Republicans in Florida had once actual lead on Climate Change, since Republican Gov. Rick Scott took office in 2011, state GOPers have almost completely reversed course.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Love Has No Borders @ Sacred Grounds - Tampa
Florida's Right Wing Infestation
The Right Wing infected Florida House passed a bill allowing some gun owners in Florida to carry openly in most public places and to carry concealed on state college and university campuses. here
Three Dems — Reps. Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda of Tallahassee, Joseph Geller of Aventura and Randolph Bracy of Orlando — joined the chamber's Infestation in support.
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Florida Frackers Stay Out Of Hillsborough County
Tom Lee’s home county has just come out against a fracking bill that will get its next hearing in that committee; on Wednesday the Hillsborough County Commission passed a resolution to oppose the bill to study and regulate hydraulic fracturing at the same time it forbids local governments from banning the drilling practice, as many have done. here
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