One of the byproducts of Sunday's dreadful loss at Dallas is the Bucs are now a game behind in the NFC South.
They entered the game tied with Carolina for the division lead, but with the Panthers improving to 6-2 with a win over Arizona, the Bucs fell out of first place.
The Bucs have a chance […]

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After the first week of early voting in Fla, it looks like Democrats lead Republicans in turnout by 58,442 votes.
Early votes, total 956,192: Democrats 53.31 percent, or 509,790; Republicans 30.74 percent, or 293,970; Other 15.94 percent or 152,432.
Returned absentee votes, total 1,042,059: Democrats 35.23 percent, or 367,152; Republicans,50.34 percent, or 524,530; Other 14.43 perecent or […]

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Washington PostHow to Win the Cuban American VoteBy Jorge Mas SantosSaturday, October 25, 2008; A15
U.S. policy toward Cuba is at best static and at worst counterproductive, a source of increasing frustration to many Cuban Americans. This sad status quo contributes to the challenge that Cuban Americans will face on Election Day as, once again, particularly […]

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Rhoda was 12 when women got the right to vote and she first voted in 1932 for Franklin D. Roosevelt and never missed voting since. She was born when Teddy Roosevelt was in office and lived, so far, to see 18 presidents. Rhoda hopes to make it to 19. Five days after election day, on […]

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A bunch of guys at dinner this week evenly divided between Democrat and Republican; banker, lawyer, doctor, corporate executive, small business entrepreneur. Even the Republicans in the group are voting for Obama.Try as McCain might, the election on Nov 4th is a referendum on the policies of George Bush and, mainly, the economy.
This week, […]

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“We arrived back at the rooming house and were just about to run up the stairs when our attention was drawn to a small gathering in the landlord’s front parlor.”
Media Matters has a run-down on the “vitriolic and irrational” hate machine being heated up by the likes of Rush Limbaugh, Bill O’Reilly, Michael Savage, and […]

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