Tag: "Florida"
Martin/Zimmerman: Fuel For The Democrat Attack Machine
Recently, the Huffington Post Enquirer ran a post regarding the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida, entitled Trayvon Martin Case: ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law At Center Of Shooting. The unwritten implication of this article is that enhanced self-defense laws, such as Florida’s, grant protection to murderers. The left have already begun spinning this killing into [...]
Governor Scott to Expand Port of Tampa
By DJ Redman on Feb 11, 2012 in In The News
Florida Governor Rick Scott recently released the following announcement on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2012. Governor Scott Announces Plan to Expand Port of Tampa Petroleum Facility This week, while at the Governor’s Luncheon at the Florida State Fair in Tampa, I announced a a bold new initiative aimed at upgrading and modernizing Tampa’s port system. This [...]
Florida Primary Results
Down to four candidates and across the line where a new entrant into the GOP nomination race is mathematically useless, the Florida primaries come to a close tonight.Mitt Romney came on strong last week and re-took the Florida lead in the polls. Exit polling is showing him strong as well . Ron Paul didn’t bother [...]
GOP Florida Debate: Santorum Wins, Moon Colonists Lose
If Republican voters had only Thursday’s GOP debate in Florida on which to base their votes, Rick Santorum would be our next candidate for President of the United States. In a debate that was considerably more lively than the Brian Williams-hosted NBC snoozefest last week, Santorum came off as passionate, principled and knowledgeable. CNN’s Wolf [...]
January 26th 8pm CNN Republican Debate
By R. Mitchell on Jan 26, 2012 in Featured
Tonight at 8pm eastern, CNN will host the last debate before the Republican primary in Florida. Rasmussen Reports released a new poll that shows that Mitt Romney has re-taken a slight lead in Florida after having been behind Newt Gingrich for the last week. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are polling well back at 9% and [...]
The Romney/Obama Pattern Emerges
Mitt Romney is simply another Barack Obama. Throughout the debates when a moderator asks a question Mitt uses a response similar to “That’s not the question I want to answer, so here is the right question”. When an opponent raises an issue and asks him to actually respond (aka Rick Santorum in South Carolina) Mitt [...]
Supreme Court Shreds Democrat's Powerplay Attempt in Texas
On Friday the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on 3 Texas redistricting cases before it, where the State leglislature had redrawn district lines to reflect the Census-reported 4.2 million population increase during the past 10 years. This dispute came about due to a panel of three federal judges deeming themselves self-important enough to redraw the district [...]
"Blog post: Wasserman Parents Go to Jail – not correct"
By R. Mitchell on Jan 18, 2012 in In The News
UPDATE: The original publisher is now saying that the sources are “conflicting” – as such, take the information in this post with some regard. Quote for the originating editor: “[Note - It would seem that some sources for the relationship that Wasserman has are in conflict. Some say that Diana Wasserman is her mother and [...]
Who’s Going to Pay?
Have you ever been surfing the web and found a video that made you drop your jaw and made your blood pressure go through the roof? I recently came across one such video. The sad thing is that this woman is just one example of the many in our country who expect that their decisions [...]
Florida Vote Fraud Will Not be Tolerated in 2012.
The State of Florida has new voting laws in place this year, and a few people have already been caught violating them a year before the 2012 elections. Apparently certain parts of our society down here in Florida are incapable of reading and understanding the new laws,( including a teacher) which are laid out in [...]
Florida Drug Users on Welfare Protected Against Illegal Search and Seizure?
A Federal Judge has temporarily banned drug tests for welfare recipients seeking to “cash in” on the backs of taxpayers in Florida on the basis of Constitutional protections against illegal search and seizure. Federal Judge Mary Scriven imposed the temporary ban basically because, in her ruling, she said that the court needs time to [...]
