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Much to do about nothing.
Ceasar
That’s how Broward Democratic boss Mitch Ceasar described Saturday’s state Democratic hearing on the local party’s elections last year. Read the rest of this entry »
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The indictment of former House Speaker Ray Sansom is just the latest in a long line of corrupt Tallahassee politicians.
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Judicial candidate Roshawn Banks says Broward needs a new generation of judges.
Banks, photo from JAAblog
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The New Times has an absorbing story on Broward’s perpetual political basket case — The City of Sunrise. Read the rest of this entry »
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City Commissioner Angelo Castillo’s re-election fund raising luncheon in Fort Lauderdale later this month is far from his voters in Pembroke Pines.
But the event is close to the money and support he’ll need when he runs for the county commission in the future.
Castillo
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
The judicial races continue to shape up.
A Plantation lawyer with almost 11 years experience is the first candidate for the county court seat now held by Judge Steven Shutter. Read the rest of this entry »
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School Board member Ann Murray’s favorite song must be “I Did It My Way.
Murray
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
Lefty bloggers are hyperventilating after political operative Roger Stone was spotted last week in New York’s 20th Congressional District, which is embroiled in an election recount.
He had an extensive role in Florida’s 2000 presidential recount, helping instigate a pro-GOP riot which halted ballot counting in Dade County.
Stone, a Republican consultant, now works out of Fort Lauderdale as lawyer Scott Rothstein’s political pit bull.
Stone on cell phone in elevator in New York
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By Sam Fields
Guest Columnist
The short term answer to the Somali pirate problem is reviving WWII convoys. Read the rest of this entry »
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BY BUDDY NEVINS
It’s all up to Governor Charlie Crist.
If he jumps into the U. S. Senate race in early May as widely expected, he will set off a political landslide which will be felt all the way to Broward.
There are dozens of possible races.
There are millions of dollars in potential spending that has campaign consultants drooling.
Broward lobbyists, hold on to your wallets! Read the rest of this entry »
