Arriving ten minutes late for his 2 p.m. press conference and reading from a prepared statement, Delray Beach businessman and U.S. Senate hopeful Nick Loeb announced that he was not running in the 2012 Republican primary. Accompanying Loeb to the press conference was longtime girlfriend, actress Sofia Vergara, star of ABC’s hit comedy “Modern Family.” She stood several feet away from Loeb wearing dark sunglasses. | Read More »
A tell-tale sign that Nick Loeb will announce Thursday for the United States Senate here in the Sunshine State could be his Facebook one-liner, “Looking for someone to Sublet my 3 bedroom Apartment in NYC.” Reliable sources report that Nick Loeb is ready to run for political office again. According to a press release, an announcement is scheduled for 2pm at the Sagamore Hotel on | Read More »
Interesting guests and timely topics will be on the air this week on AM 1470 WWNN and The Credit Report with Bill Lewis. Fort Lauderdale personal injury attorney David Singer will appear and discuss Tuesday’s “Up-the-River” Cruise on behalf of Jail and Bail as well as the Broward unit of the American Cancer Society. Broward Republican Party Executive Director Rico Petrocelli will discuss Tea Party | Read More »
The Republican field of candidates has been narrowed to nine – as of last count – in the race to unseat Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) in 2012. Congressman Allen West (FL-22) has shut the door and announced his intent to seek re-election to the Broward-Palm Beach seat he won in 2010. Following a record breaking fundraising quarter and a push from fellow Republicans to seek | Read More »
Taking a page from the playbook of General Anthony McAuliffe – whose forces were surrounded in Bastogne by the Germans in World War II’s Battle of the Bulge – and his famously written one-word response to a surrender ultimatum, “Nuts!” is none other than Congressman Allen West (FL-22). In response to a letter from the Council on American-Islamic Relations requesting that the Congressman disassociate himself | Read More »
State Senate President Mike Haridopolos’ campaign for the U.S. Senate has unexpectedly ended. This is just days after two top staffers announced their resignations. The departure of campaign manager Tim Baker and campaign advisor Pat Bainter were the last in a series of stumbles and missteps that plagued Haridopolos, who has had trouble serving in his role as Senate president while campaigning for the United | Read More »
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