Florida Political Press and Oculus Omnis have joined forces to bring the voters an insight to the candidates as the 2012 election process builds momentum. We are providing a forum to all candidates that accept the invitation to present their positions and views. This unique format allows the candidate to choose the topic and content without biased commentary or leading questions. The challenge for the | 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.
Read More »By Tom Tillison Florida Political Press Sen. Bill Nelson appears to be officially on the campaign trail… An email was sent out yesterday by Nelson addressing the deal made Friday night to avoid shutting down the federal government. Funny that I don’t recall him sending out an email beforehand detailing his position. I suppose it’s a much safer proposition playing the role of armchair quarterback. | Read More »
By Tom Tillison Florida Political Press In response to Florida Governor Rick Scott’s announcement yesterday that he is rejecting federal money for high speed rail, a very peculiar thing happened. Both Democratic Senator Bill Nelson and Republican John Mica, Chairman of the Transportation Committee made almost identical comments in statements to the media. Is Mica, who called Gov. Scott’s decision a “huge setback for the | Read More »
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