Tampa, Florida
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Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Liberal America
Monmouth National Poll - August 26
Bernie Sanders: 20%
Elizabeth Warren: 20%
Joe Biden: 19%
Kamala Harris: 8%
No one else above 5%
Tampa's expensive and dangerous project!
"Tampa just does not need this expensive, dangerous project!" Kent Bailey
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Monday, August 26, 2019
Asher’s Extended Ranked Voting!
I am going to provide an extension of my ranked choice list — just for fun, seeing as my choice for President is Senator Sanders! I still think it’s fun to put these candidates in a list of who I would hypothetically vote for if the option(s) higher up were not running
or withdrew.
1. Bernie Sanders
2. Elizabeth Warren
3. Tulsi Gabbard
4. Andrew Yang
5. Kamala Harris
6. Julian Castro
7. Pete Buttigieg
8. Bill de Blasio
9. Marianne Williamson
10. Kirsten Gillibrand
11. Cory Booker
12. Steve Bullock
13. Amy Klobuchar
14. Tom Steyer
15. Wayne Messam
16. Michael Bennet
17. Tim Ryan
18. Joe Sestak
19. Beto O’Rourke
20. Joe Biden
21. John Delaney
Stay groovy,
— Asher
Andy Vila of Miami
Young Americans Embrace Socialism, Even Among
Miami Cubans
Andy Vila's mother remembers her son as a bright, rebellious child who enjoyed Harry Potter books and dressing up as the U.S. president. But when he began to embrace the same ideology his family had fled in socialist Cuba, she pleaded in vain for him
to stop his political activism. HERE
to stop his political activism. HERE
Watch Your Back Ybor
A stroll down 7th Ave is not what it use to be.
Now you have to compete with these things
and TPD.
Sunday, August 25, 2019
Tampa Berners Recruiting
Don't let the MSM fool you. They are trying to set the narrative. Let the slow pokes bicker over who is the best candidate. We already know don't we. There is only one candidate. Unfinished business from 2016.
What Stogie Had For Lunch
Palomilla Steak
With Rice and Yuca
At La Tropicana in Ybor City
EAT LOCAL!
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Friday, August 23, 2019
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Words Of Commissioner Smith
Although we lost on the motion to rescind the vote that rammed through the County’s "guiding principles" for growth and development, we didn’t let it slide quietly by, and the fight against sprawl isn’t over! Thank you to all who wrote in and showed up today to speak at public comment, you made
a strong showing.
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a strong showing.
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Commissioners Pat Kemp and Kimberly Overman joined me in fighting to rescind and undo the trampling of process. The development principles now stand as adopted last Thursday, including the "Sector Plan" tool for sprawl. We will bring back the "development principles" at a future meeting which will allow for public comment this time. The date has not yet been set. Stay tuned…
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