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PolitiFact: House GOP dominates Internet

PolitiFact: House GOP dominates Internet

Here it is in a recent news release from House Republican leader John Boehner: “PWNED: House GOP Dominates Twitter, YouTube, Social Media in Congress.” The release said, “The conventional wisdom is being turned upside down as House Republicans demonstrate an unmatched ability to connect with the American people on the Internet’s most popular communities. Once [...]

January 31 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

Trailer for Wall Street 2

Trailer for Wall Street 2

Is this a movie for our times, or what? Love the new quote: “Someone reminded me I once said, ‘Greed is good.’ Now it seems it’s legal.”

January 31 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

Video: Kendrick Meek totally butchers Wyclef Jean’s name

Video: Kendrick Meek totally butchers Wyclef Jean’s name

He’s doing such an amazing job with the situation in Haiti, it’s hard to make fun of him, but Can someone tell my boy Kendrick Meek that it’s Wyclef Jean not Jean Cluade Van Damme!

January 31 2010 | Posted in Media & Tech | Read More »

Crist Campaign: Crist will not run as a Democrat or Independent

Crist Campaign: Crist will not run as a Democrat or Independent

After new poll showed his GOP Senate primary challenger Marco Rubio taking a narrow lead, Florida’s Republican governor Charlie Crist met Barack Obama today in Tampa Bay, where the president announced $8 billion in stimulus funding for a high-speed rail stations. Having been needled relentlessly by Rubio for supporting the stimulus and hugging Barack Obama [...]

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

Meek, Rubio tweet about chance meeting

Meek, Rubio tweet about chance meeting

From CNN: If Kendrick Meek and Marco Rubio win their respective party nominations for the Florida Senate race, do you think they will travel together on the campaign trail? Unlikely. But on Thursday, the two Senate hopefuls found themselves on the same flight from Tampa to Ft. Lauderdale, and each “tweeted” about it on the [...]

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

More intrigue out of the aftermath of the Special Election in House District 58

More intrigue out of the aftermath of the Special Election in House District 58

At approximately 9:40 p.m., the Supervisor of Elections office in Hillsborough County announced that Cruz had taken 58 more votes than Kemp, and won by 2%, 47-45. Gil Sanchez finished in 3rd place with 8% of the vote. Stunningly, the margin in Hunter Chamberlin’s defeat of Jackie Rojas-Quinones in the GOP primary was just 12 [...]

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

Failed mayoral candidate Deveron Gibbons calls Marco Rubio’s speakership ‘a failure’

Failed mayoral candidate Deveron Gibbons calls Marco Rubio’s speakership ‘a failure’

From the Buzz: We just caught up with Republican former St. Petersburg mayoral candidate Deveron Gibbons awaiting the president’s arrival at the University of Tampa. Charlie Crist was a big Gibbons supporter, and Gibbons — along with Republican St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster — dismissed the idea that Crist could face more backlash for appearing [...]

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

Start the countdown now: Dave Matthews Band comes to Tampa on July 28

Start the countdown now: Dave Matthews Band comes to Tampa on July 28

It’s not even Spring yet, much less the dog days of Summer, but it’s time to start planning for July 28. That’s the day Dave Matthews Band comes to Tampa Bay.

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

No "terrorist nipple bump" here – picture of Charlie Crist with President Obama

No "terrorist nipple bump" here – picture of Charlie Crist with President Obama

And here’s the letter Crist wrote to Obama:

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

I guess Kathleen Ford was right about one thing: St. Petersburg Council advised not to meet with baseball coalition

I guess Kathleen Ford was right about one thing: St. Petersburg Council advised not to meet with baseball coalition

The St. Petersburg City Council was advised this week not to meet with a coalition of businessmen and community leaders who are recommending that the Tampa Bay Rays need a new baseball stadium. Any discussions about a new stadium “should be between the Rays and the City,” City attorney John Wolfe and senior administrator Rick [...]

January 28 2010 | Posted in Uncategorized | Read More »

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