U.S. Congressman John Mica , R-Winter Park, had a sit-down with Gov. Rick Scott today just before an MLK celebration at the Governor's mansion. In an interview after the meeting, Mica said he and Scott talked about all of the st…
Read more >>Any future court building will have to be approved by the State Courts Administrator, and that office will assign someone to monitor the project, under an order issued Monday by Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Canady in response to the Controv…
Read more >>Dave Bitner isn't the only incoming Republican chairman who needs to assure tea parties. New RNC boss Reince Priebus raised the hackles of some tea partiers who feel they're not getting enough respect. Politico.com reported Monday that while Prieb…
Read more >>Looking forward to 2012, and unconcerned about promoting a "Tallahassee insider," Republicans elected David Bitner chairman of the state party on Saturday. Bitner edged Cox-Roush in a runoff after none of the five Candidates attained a majority in…
Read more >>Tallahassee -- Gov. Rick Scott stayed close to home for his latest batch of political appointees, choosing a pair of Tallahassee Veterans for two key posts Friday. Shoring up a staff short on local talent, the man who campaigned as an outsider …
Read more >>Florida Governor Rick Scott, a former CEO, ran his election on many sunny promises, few of which are likely to hold up. As he tries to act decisively in his first months in office, Scott ends up providing an instructive lesson in the fallacy of ke…
Read more >>Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty , a potential 2012 Republican presidential contender, spoke at a conference for Hispanic Conservatives Friday but mostly skirted the Controversial issue of Immigration Reform. Pawlenty, speaking to a small but …
Read more >>Gov. Rick Scott on Friday named five new high-level Staffers -- one of whom is a Charlie Crist holdover and one who was once fired by former Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink. The appointments were first disclosed on Scott's Facebook page. S…
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