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TAMPA TRIBUNE: GOVERNOR SCOTT SHOULD SHOW LEADERSHIP AND FIX WEATHERFORD’S “MISTAKE”  Medicaid refusal looms large [Tampa Tribune Editorial] “The state’s decision to reject $51 billion in federal money to expand Medicaid looks more foolish with each passing day. Last …

Today, in response to the Senate’s passage of bipartisan immigration reform, Florida Democratic Party Chair Allison Tant released the following statement: “Today, the United States Senate took a major step forward for comprehensive, commonsense immigration reform. …

Florida GOP Edits Interview with Chairman Lenny Curry to Omit His Outrageous Statement The News Service of Florida recently conducted a 5 question interview with Republican Party of Florida Chairman Lenny Curry. When asked about the …

REACTIONS FROM AROUND FL TO THE END OF DOMA AND PROP 8 What people are saying about the Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage [Tampa Bay Times] “President Barack Obama: “I applaud the Supreme Court’s decision to strike …

Tallahassee, FL — Today, in response to the Supreme Court’s rulings that the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional and clearing the way for marriage equality in California, Florida Democratic Party Chair Allison Tant released …

TALLAHASSEE, FL – Congressman Steve Southerland ran for office saying he’d change Washington, but time and time again the Congressman shows his constituents that he puts DC politics ahead of North Florida families.  That’s why today, …

OCALA STAR-BANNER: “GOVERNOR HAS SHOWN HIS MAIN CONCERN IS GETTING RE-ELECTED” Editorial: Political meddling with our universities [Ocala Star-Banner] “Gov. Rick Scott’s renewed interest in the State University System should be both exciting and terrifying, especially for the University …

Bipartisan Consensus: Blame for Farm Bill’s Failure Lays at the Feet of Congressman Southerland After running for office on the promise of changing Washington, Congressman Steve Southerland made it clear to his constituents that he is …

50% OF FLORIDIANS SAY GOVERNOR SCOTT SHOULD NOT BE REELECTED, DOWN BY DOUBLE DIGITS AMONG KEY VOTING GROUPS Gov’s Grades Are Low [Quinnipiac] “Voters still say 50 – 35 percent that Scott does not deserve to …