Filed under: The Spin
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Judicial candidate Lloyd Golburgh amended his financial disclosure Monday, putting his signature on the form that he had failed to sign at the proper time. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Sunrise Commissioner Joey Scuotto has reportedly called off his race for mayor, leaving incumbent Mayor Roger Wishner with no veteran opponent, according to sources.
Joey Scuotto
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Broward’s school construction controversies have reached Atlanta’s school system, according to a story in today’s The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Filed under: Guest Column
Lauderhill Mayor Richard J. Kaplan
Guest Columnist
(In this column, Kaplan takes an informal poll and finds many willing to consider voting for a newly-independent Charlie Crist for U. S. Senate.)
Filed under: The Spin
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Pembroke Pines Commissioner Angelo Castillo denied the widespread speculation that he is hiding the truth behind his decision to quit the county commission race late Friday. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: The Spin
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Judicial hopeful Lloyd Golburgh failed to sign his financial disclosure when he filed for office, leading to questions whether he is legally a candidate.
Lloyd Golburgh
Filed under: The Spin
BY BUDDY NEVINS
Big Steve has got the Big Mo.
Campaign momentum The Big Mo seems to be going former Senate Minority Leader Steve Geller’s way.
Pembroke Pines Commissioner Carl Shechter, who previously endorsed County Commissioner Sue Gunzburger, has flipped his endorsement to Geller.
Steve Geller
Gunzburger, who is locked in a political death match for Commission District 6 with Geller, has an interesting story about Shechter and what his endorsement means.
Read on: Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Guest Column
BY SAM FIELDS
Guest Columnist
With Gov. Charlie Crist’s decision to run as an Independent, I am now one of hundreds of thousands of Florida Democrats who are now not sure how they will vote in November.
Democrats like me– not Teabaggers — will decide who will be Florida’s next U.S. Senator. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: General News
BY BUDDY NEVINS
They retired from the Broward schools, but didn’t really retire.
At least 35 employees who recently retired were immediately rehired. This allowed them to get their taxpayer-paid pension and a salary the ultimate double dipping.
And this is the school system that is about to lay off hundreds and is always begging for more money?