Sen. Gary Siplin, the Orlando Democrat sponsoring the controversial "baggy pants" bill, says the NAACP does not understand the issue and is turning it into a racial issue.
“The NAACP’s position on this pro-family, pro-education and pro-employment ‘below the waist’ bill fails to understand that the Florida legislature has a constitutional obligation to provide education to […]

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Having approved the "tax swap" last week, the Taxation and Budget Reform Commission will vote Wednesday on a proposal to limit revenue and spending at all levels of government - a concept generally known as a Taxpayers Bill of Rights.
And the lobbying is intense.
Mac Stipanovich is working against the proposal for the Florida League of […]

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The former NOW president will  debate Florida4Marriage’s leader on the Florida Marriage Protection  Amendment at the Tallahassee Tiger Bay Club on Wednesday, March 26. 

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Barack Obama Campaign manager David Plouffe today repeated his suggestion that splitting the delegations evenly would be fair, but called that idea " a place to start from" in terms of working out a deal. "We’re hoping that more urgent negotiations will take place. We certainly would like to be party to a settlement,” Plouffe […]

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TALLAHASSEE — Charlie is successful, good looking, charming, single. He lives in a mansion and drives a Mustang convertible. But "Charlie" just so happens to be Charlie Crist, 51-year-old bachelor governor of Florida. And lately a much talked-about potential running mate for Republican presidential nominee John McCain.
So when Crist earlier this month introduced […]

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Kirk Wagar, Obama’s Florida finance chairman, doubts the race will continue until the August convention because Democrats won’t tolerate Clinton supporters ripping apart the likely nominee. "The only way this goes all the way to the convention is if 250 superdelegates from June 3 all the way to Aug. 25 don’t say anything,” Wagar said. […]

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