Fla. Presidential Primary Re-Do Unlikely

The chairwoman of Florida's Democratic Party has said the proposed presidential primary do-over is unlikely to go forward because of concerns about the combined mail-in/in-person election.

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Clinton: Give States Their Delegates

In a bit of political theater, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Florida Democratic Party clamored to restore convention delegates that had been stripped by the national party.

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Florida Dems to Keep Jan. 29 Primary

The Florida Democratic Party will stick with a Jan. 29 presidential primary even if it means losing all its nominating convention delegates, a party source said Saturday.

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In a state with an individual income tax rate of 0%, property taxes that are raising through the roofs of homes not yet foreclosed on, and a looming budget disaster, there's one very ornery 300-pound gorilla of a tax problem not getting nearly enough attention.

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The race for the Republican nomination for Florida governor is about to get much more interesting...

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The lack of comportment demonstrated by Florida's top Republican elected officials in recent comments about health reform efforts has much to say about what's wrong with the GOP in the Sunshine state, and nationwide.

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Question raised following Florida Democratic Party's annual Jefferson Jackson fundraiser.

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TALLAHASSEE - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has added a public appearance in Kissimmee on Wednesday as part of his three-day swing through Florida.

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It appears that one way or the other, both the DNC and Florida want to have the Florida Delegates seated. The only question is how to do it in a way both campaigns will agree.

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Appearance on Fox 35 News about DNC Punishing Florida Democrats

This past Saturday, I was asked by Fox 35 News (Orlando) to comment on the announcement by the leading Democratic Presidential Candidates that they are pulling their campaigns out of Florida, in response to the Democratic National Committee's decision to not count our delegates i …

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