“The complaint against Stern seems insignificant in light of the various investigations pending against him,” says Carlos J. Reyes, a foreclosure defense attorney with the Reyes Law Group in Fort Lauderdale. “I believe this is the tip of the iceberg.”
Read More »“Weiner resigning from Congress is not only a good thing for him and his family, but his constituents,” stated Richard DeNapoli, Chairman of the Broward Republican Party, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and home of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Read More »“It is with great disappointment that I call on Representative Anthony Weiner to resign,” Wasserman Schultz said in a statement issued by the Democratic National Committee. “The behavior he has exhibited is indefensible and Representative Weiner’s continued service in Congress is untenable.
Read More »The barbecue followed a successful Lincoln Day Dinner that raised over $90,000 for the Broward Republican Party. “The inaugural Grand Old Party barbeque was an overwhelming success,” says former Plantation Councilman and BREC Executive Director Rico Petrocelli. “We saw many new faces today and I look forward to welcoming them into our party.”
Read More »“In addition to our featured speakers, the Broward Republican Party is proud to have RNC Co-Chair Sharon Day,” says DeNapoli. “Appearing as a special guest, you’ll not only have an opportunity to speak with chairwoman Day, but candidates who have filed to run for the U.S. House and Senate, the Florida House and Senate, and local offices here in Broward County.”
Read More »Taking a page from the Bill Clinton playbook on womanizing, a tearful Anthony Weiner exposed all and admitted sending a lewd “brief” photograph over Twitter to a young woman while repeatedly lying to cover himself.
Read More »Broward County Judge Fred Berman ruled this week that police officers can no longer ticket drivers for running red lights. Although binding only in his court, the ruling stems from an ongoing legal battle over red light cameras statewide.
Read More »What would an extra 48 cents a day, $2.40 a week, or $124.80 a year mean to you? Six-cents an hour may seem like small change, but for nearly two hundred thousand minimum wage workers in Florida, it has resulted in litigation and an increased paycheck.
Read More »“The Broward Republican Party has hosted all four candidates for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate,” said Richard DeNapoli, BREC Chairman. “They all know how important Broward’s votes are.”
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