Florida Senate Majority Leader Andy Gardiner (R-Orlando) was a guest speaker at the South West Orange County Republican club (SWOCR) this past Wednesday. During a Q&A session, Gardiner surprisingly acknowledges that he was not familiar with the ‘Alinksi Method’, a theory of political organizing that is the lifeblood of the Democrat Party campaign plan. The question was raised in relationship to the recent mayoral election | Read More »
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 »
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 »
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. Along with the Virtual Debates, Oculus Omnis is 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 | 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 »
An oft repeated sentiment in tea party circles nowadays is that the upcoming election may very well be the last opportunity conservatives have to hold on to that which still resembles in some way the country we grew up in. Naturally, every election is referred to at some point as ‘the most important election of our lifetime’. Yes, a tired, overused cliche. Yet, when you | Read More »
This past Wednesday, Miami Herald’s Marc Caputo wrote a piece warning the GOP that ‘the tea party movement that swept you into office in 2010 could cost you the next election’. Caputo based this premise on an internal Republican poll that shows the tea party is a turnoff to many Florida voters. Ironically, the very next day Republican Party of Florida Chairman Dave Bitner and | Read More »
Another poll out on the 2012 presidential race, yet another slam on Sarah Palin. Public Policy Polling (PPP), a Democrat aligned polling company, released a new poll stating that “Obama is in a decent position to once again win the key swing state of Florida” and compared his numbers to various Republican challengers; Obama leads Mitt Romney by the narrow margin of 47-43 (up | Read More »
By Tom Tillison Florida Political Press “One of the most prominent Tea Party leaders in all of Florida” has come out in strong opposition to the Ryan Budget plan. Wow! Pretty compelling stuff, agree? Everett Wilkinson, chairman of the South Florida Tea Party, sent out an email to his followers this past week that included these comments; “The Tea Party and the GOP need to | Read More »
With the U.S. Senate race to unseat Progressive-Lite Bill Nelson well underway here in Florida, the 2012 election season is off and running. Unbelievable, huh? Much like NASCAR, there’s not much of an off season in politics anymore. As the tea party begins preparing for the upcoming Republican primary election, it would behoove us to take a look back on some of the lessons from 2010. And there’s no better | Read More »
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