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Tuesday Morning Political Headlines: Explosions at Boston Marathon Finish Line
Yesterday, the country was shocked by the tragic explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. 3 were killed and approximately 100 were seriously injured. President Obama promised that those r… more →
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Tuesday Morning Political Headlines: Explosions at Boston Marathon Finish Line
wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday, the country was shocked by the tragic explosions at the finish line of the Boston Maratho … more →
Buddy Dyer made right choice Passing on Florida Governor Run
wrote 2 months ago: Today, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer announced he would not run for Florida Governor in 2014. Much like h … more →
Experts forecast economic improvement Four analysts offer opinions on 2013 outlook
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wrote 3 months ago: I recently spoke to the Central Pinellas Chamber of Commerce and had a terrific time talking to the … more →
Sunday Morning Political Headlines: Winners take Victory Laps on Sunday TV
wrote 6 months ago: Happy Sunday! With just days before Thanksgiving, we’re still watching game film from the elec … more →
Wednesday Morning Poltical Headlines: Recounts, Texts, and a General Mess
wrote 6 months ago: A lot going as we reach the middle of the week. Let’s break it down! The Orange County Commiss … more →
Sunday Morning Political Headlines: Election Reviews on Sunday TV
wrote 6 months ago: It’s been a great couple of days away from the world of politics, since the elections last wee … more →
Wednesday Morning Political Headlines: President Obama wins Re-election
wrote 6 months ago: It’s the morning after and everyone is exhausted. President Barack Obama won re-election last … more →
Election Day in Orlando: Your Election Day Headlines
wrote 6 months ago: Get out and VOTE. Here are some final words from me before you head to the polls! I’ll see you … more →
Monday Morning Political Headlines: Election Eve, Romney, FLOTUS in town
wrote 6 months ago: Here we are. Election eve! We’re heading down to the wire as the rest of the country heads to … more →
Sunday Morning Political Headlines: Early Voting Ends and Prediction Sunday on TV
wrote 6 months ago: 48 hrs. Can you dig it? It’s prediction Sunday, where all of the talking heads will tell you h … more →
Saturday Morning Headlines: Mitt, FLOTUS making last minute stops before Election Day
wrote 6 months ago: It’s a busy and exciting Saturday here in Central Florida. Walkers, sign waivers, rallies, and … more →
Friday Morning Political Headlines: Final Job Numbers before Tuesday
wrote 6 months ago: TGIF and to my colleagues working on campaigns, that doesn’t apply to you. With only a couple … more →
Thursday Morning Political Headlines: First Lady in Daytona Today
wrote 6 months ago: We had Mitt and Biden yesterday in Tampa and Ocala respectively. Today, the First Lady takes the sta … more →
Tuesday Morning Political Headlines: With 7 Days Left, Sandy Slams into East Coast
wrote 6 months ago: All Presidential politics are currently on hold while the Northeast deals with the massive “Su … more →
Monday Morning Political Headlines:Obama Cancels Orlando Visit, Back to D.C to watch Sandy
wrote 6 months ago: It’s a nippy Monday morning here in Orlando. Nippy is good especially with Hurricane Sandy pre … more →
Sunday Morning Political Headlines:
wrote 6 months ago: Good Morning! It’s going to be a beautiful Sunday and we’re now in the single digits lea … more →
Saturday Morning Political Headlines: Romney, Rubio in Kissimmee
wrote 6 months ago: Happy Saturday! Romney/Rubio..gotta wonder how things would be if that was the call the former Massa … more →
Thursday Morning Political Headlines: Battlefield Central Florida
wrote 6 months ago: With 12 days to go, the political battleground we live is in full effect and based on the activity w … more →
Wednesday Morning Political Headlines: Obama, Romney on Multi-State Swings, Ann Romney in Winter Park today
wrote 6 months ago: Half way through the week 13 days till the election. Both President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt R … more →
