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David Rivera’s war with Wikipedia
By Marin Cogan
From POLITICO
It’s not easy policing the image of a member of Congress — especially when your boss is Rep. David Rivera, the Florida Republican freshman beset by so many…
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Scott’s 7 steps taking Florida to the abyss
By Daniel Shoer Roth
From The Miami Herald
Rick Scott won the governorship with his famous slogan: “Let’s get to work” – a seven-step plan to create 700,000 jobs in seven years.…
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Julio Robaina’s slush fund: Lap dances and stone crabs?
By Luther Campbell
Taken from Miami New Times
Julio Robaina will say just about anything to get elected county mayor. First, Hialeah's main man claims he was against the Marlins…
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Change you can’t believe in
By Max J. Castro
With the end of the Republican ascendancy, the sunset of the Bush/Cheney era, and the 2008 election of Barack Obama – a politician with as progressive a track record as…
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On Miami-Dade politics and Marco Rubio
By Alan Farago (Gimleteye)
From Eye on Miami
As though Marco Rubio has free will. The New York Times, in a shallow piece on Rubio, wrote this week, "The political advisers working for…
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ACLU questions cancelling Cuban music concert
By Laura Wides-Munoz
From The Washington Examiner
The American Civil Liberties Union said Wednesday the cancellation of a South Florida music festival featuring artists from Cuba may…
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Florida legislators are for sale
By Howard Troxler
From the St. Petersburg Times
There is no state, no nation, no planet, and no universe where it should be legal to pay off a Legislature directly.
There is no…
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Hawks and vultures
Three hawks and vultures,
will now divvy up
whatever wasn't stolen
by yesterday's gang,
now kicked out of office.
Between hawks and vultures,
my poor empty pockets…
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Pity the child
By Max J. Castro
It is said that the quality of a society can be judged by how it treats its most vulnerable members. By that standard American society is in a sorry state indeed,…
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Florida governor uses office to rake in billions
From the Daily Kos
How bad can it get? At least we are finally seeing the REAL reason he wanted to be governor.
First, let me bring you up to speed with 5 things you need to know:
1.…
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