Tampa Bay Homeless

Homeless in Tampa

Tampa Black Community Leaders List Of Shame

The List

From a local black newspaper

Remember these people next time they are up for re-election but don't be fooled. Most black people in Tampa don't agree with this.The List is just an illusion to make you think they do.

VISIT HIM HERE

Ybor Paparazzi

Coral Reefer

Charlie Crist Party Boss of the Socialist Democrats?

“Charlie Crist is going to need a new catchy campaign slogan. By joining the DCCC’s leadership team, Charlie has proven he’d rather be a party boss for the socialist Democrats than represent the 
people of Florida.” 

Camille Gallo, spokeswoman for the NRCC

COCO & YAYI Adventures in Ybor

What Stogie Had For Lunch

Sopa Azteca

At  Tequilas in Ybor

EAT LOCAL!

Tampa Hoods

Ybor City

Jesus Christ's Crucifixion in Tampa

"Forgive me for killing the son of god"

I stumbled upon this group today at Gaslight Park.

Great work by First United Methodist Church of Lutz.

Extinction Rebellion At Tampa City Hall

VISIT THEM HERE

Less Attacks, More Substance, Tampa Politics!

We in Tampa, FL, are no strangers to negative political attack advertisements. We are now witnesses to multiple attack ads in both our mayoral and City Council races. These ads can be major turnoffs for people, & often times for good reason.

In the election for City Council District 5, an attack ad has gone out which demonizes Orlando Gudes, and it is an example of poor politics. It has originated from Sarasota accountant Eric Robinson’s “Making a Better Tomorrow,” which is known for representing Republican candidates and committees. The ad went out on behalf of Jeff Rhodes, who is Orlando’s opponent in the District 5 runoff election. It is unfortunate that the Rhodes campaign has stooped to this level and I am hopeful that the people of District 5 will recognize the desperation in these ads.

Rather than attack the Gudes campaign, why wouldn’t the Rhodes campaign focus on their candidate and his message? Orlando’s election has been paved with platform ads, genuine endorsements, and diverse support. It is a shame that the Rhodes campaign has decided to go with Republican attack ads to muddy the field. I have met Mr. Rhodes and took no issue with him. I am disappointed that the election took such a turn.

It is my hope that Team Gudes remembers the words of Michelle Obama: “When they go low, we go high.” While we should make it clear that Republican based attack ads are not welcome in District 5, we should refrain from further criticism of the opposition that would only intensify the negativity. Let’s bring it home for Orlando with his platform and diverse support; not personal attack ads.

— Asher

Ybor Paparazzi

Johanna

What Stogie Had For Lunch

Bacalao 

With Rica and Yuca

At Fresco - Fiesta Plaza

EAT LOCAL!