Rep. Allen West made it official this week that he will not be entering the Florida GOP primary race for U.S. Senate. “Over the last several weeks, numerous leaders of the Florida Republican Party, including current and past elected officials, have spoken to me about the race for the United States Senate. Out of respect, I was willing to listen,” said West in a statement. | Read More »
So the question du juor is who won yesterday’s U.S. Senate Debate held here in Orlando? As to be expected, once over, the experienced politicians in the race were both quick to project themselves as having prevailed, however, determining the true winner is a more subjective matter. Voters had the opportunity to hear from GOP primary contenders Adam Hasner, George LeMieux, Mike McCalister and Craig | Read More »
What is going on in the U.S. Senate Race in Florida!? Quinnipiac University released a new poll that shows Adam Hasner, despite several noted endorsements, including RS’s Erick Erickson, and a growing list of impressive financial backers, dead last among the key candidates with just 6% of the vote. Again. This is not necessarily breaking news, most polls continue to show Hasner struggling to resonate | Read More »
Since Rick Santelli’s rant some two and a half years ago, FreedomWorks has done yeoman’s work in the fight for conservative principles. The grassroots organizers rank right up there with Americans for Prosperity in providing the folks on the ground with the tools and information needed to stand up to the progressive, big government agenda of the Left. And once it became clear to all | Read More »
The U.S. Senate race in Florida is not so much the focus here as is the media and the tactics that can be expected in the coming months. To those who are more interested in restoring this country to it’s former greatness than transforming it into a progressive ‘spread the prosperity’ Euro-socialist society currently being promulgated by the Left, I’ve often said that the media | Read More »
I submit that the eventual Republican nominee to challenge Nelson has yet to enter the race. With nearly 14 mos. to go before the Republican primary, there’s still plenty of time for another entry. And with no clear signs that Washington, D.C. is serious about facing our challenges, even with a Republican controlled House, perhaps the missing element in the Senate race is a non politician. Someone with real world experience who has actually signed the front of a paycheck.
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