Video: Marco Rubio campaign grabbing the Big Mo
I love any campaign video set to a Killers song.
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When reporters attack! Watch as Times reporter Christina Silva question St. Pete City Council Chair Jeff Danner
From Chris Hrabovsky of The Daily Loaf: “When reporters attack! Watch as St. Petersburg Times reporter Cristina Silva nails St. Pete City Council Chair Jeff Danner on his lies about allowing peace groups to have input in the Baywalk sidewalk issue.” This vide was recorded and posted on YouTube by Danner’s opponent Leonard Schmiege.
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Please read the story that might just win the election for Angela Rouson
If you have yet to vote for who will fill the District 5 seat being vacated by Jamie Bennett, please read the two stories in The St. Petersburg Times today. Read here for the one about Angela Rouson, read here for the one about Steve Kornell. Both pieces are exquisitely written and, after reading them, it’s clear that there are two capable candidates running. But the article about Angela Rouson displays a level of humanity and life experience that Steve…
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Rhino PAC forum on Thursday
Please Join RHINO for a political night like no other…THE RHINO RHUMBLE WHO: The St. Pete politicians that want your vote WHEN: October 22nd, starting at 6:00pm WHERE: NOVA ART LOUNGE 535 MLK (9th) Streent North
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Mark calendars for SPIFF’s Folk Festival
Pic: I cast my (early) vote for Bill Foster for Mayor
Trust me, it brings me no pleasure to vote for Bill Foster. I was critical of Foster when I was working for Jamie Bennett and most of the criticisms have held true. Foster has run a less-than-average campaign, allowing what appears to be a streak of disengagement to permeate throughout his bid for Mayor. For example, he announced he was running for Mayor in February, as if he hadn’t known for months, if not years, that he was going to…
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File this post under the category of It’s About Damn Time: St. Pete Times’ website to require registration for comments
In a move I have been pleading for months (and predicted here), The St. Petersburg Times website, tampabay.com, will introduce a new reader comment system. Here’s how it will work: To post your comments on tampabay.com stories, you will need to register. We’ll need your name, a valid e-mail address and your ZIP code. You need to do this only once. Your comments will appear immediately when you post. You will be able to report abusive comments, and we will…
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