See, we told you so. Former Republican Governor Charlie Crist went on “The Daily Rundown” this morning and was asked by Chuck Todd if he would consider voting for President Obama in November- “Consider? Sure, I would consider that. I really think he’s sincere and genuine. I think we have a lot time, a lot of [...]
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by Javier Manjarres Every political observer understands that politics never ceases to make strange bedfellows, and that goes for the employment of political consultants and staff as much as it does for enactment of legislation. NewsMax is reporting that Mitt Romney’s campaign now has in its employ several of former Republican Governor Charlie Crist’s staffers, [...]
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By Javier Manjarres Naples, FL- The Chabad of Naples opened their new Jewish Community Center on Sunday to a crowd of about 500. The inaugural event included invited guests Governor Rick Scott, his wife Ann, Senator Garrett Richter(R), and Congressional candidates Karen Harrington and Trey Radel. Rabbi Fishel was the master of ceremonies and Governor [...]
Continue reading …RPOF’s Blaise Ingoglia Wins Re-Election, Challenged by Charlie Crist Republicans
January 14, 2012 2 Comments
By Javier Manjarres Republican Party of Florida Vice Chairman Blaise Ingoglia overwhelmingly won his re-election bid at the RPOF Quarterly meeting in Orlando. Ingoglia was running unopposed until late this week until Tea Party activist and Committeewoman Patricia Sullivan decided to challenge him. Ingoglia, who is also the Hernando County REC Chairman enjoys substantial statewide [...]
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By Javier Manjarres With the Florida Legislature preparing to tackle redistricting during the 2012 Legislative session, the preliminary maps that have been offered up for review are making quite a stink amongst Republicans, as the preliminary maps drawn appear to favor Democrats. One may have believed that the so-called “most conservative legislature” in Florida’s history [...]
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By Javier Manjarres The most recent Republican presidential polls show that Newt Gingrich’s support is slipping, and Gingrich’s support could drop even further as his competition step up their attacks in the lead up to the the January 4th Iowa Caucus. Gingrich has been hit hard for his questionable support for several not-so-conservative measures such [...]
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By Javier Manjarres Republican Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich is well known for his prodigious intellect and unmatched rhetorical skills, but his own strengths could also serve as his own worst enemies given the fact that the former Speaker of the House has an opinion on nearly everything under the sun. There are a growing number [...]
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By Javier Manjarres The Broward Republican Executive Committee (BREC) is having its annual Christmas Party at the famed Deicke Auditorium in Plantation, Florida, but the irony of selecting this particular venue to host this event cannot be ignored. BREC Chairman Richard DeNapoli, who these days wants to be referred to as ‘the honorable’ handpicked Rico [...]
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By Javier Manjarres To date, Florida’s Republican U.S. Senate primary race has been one heck of a circus, and you can bet that 2012 will provide even more entertainment in the race to capture the nomination. Even though Congressman Connie Mack’s recent entrance into the race put a high profile name into the mix, his questionable [...]
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The FL Senate Race and The Lesser of Two Moderates
By Javier Manjarres With the recent news that Adam Hasner has dropped out of the Republican U.S. Senate primary race in Florida, the field of candidates narrows, leaving two men standing. The focus will be primarily on Congressman Connie Mack as the frontrunner and presumptive nominee. Former Senator George LeMieux has been running a distant [...]
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