USA TODAY AOL's Huff Post to launch live streaming network Sarasota Herald-Tribune AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK - AOL and the Huffington Post are launching a live video network that aims to combine broadcast news with social media. In this Oct. 28, 2010 file photo, Ariana Huffington arrives at the "Huffington Post 2010 Game ... Huffington Post to launch streaming network AFP AOL's Huffington Post to launch live streaming network this summer Washington Post AOL Inc.'s Huffington Post to...Read Full Story
Yesterday, Congressman Vern Buchanan’s (FL-13) ethical woes continued to deepen as the House Ethics Committee announced that they will officially continue investigating Nation Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC) Finance Vice-Chairman Vern Buchanan. According to documents released yesterday, the Office of Congressional Ethics found there is “substantial reason to believe” that Buchanan violated federal law by failing to disclose income from his businesses. Last month, the FEC said that...Read Full Story
New York Times Letterman celebrates 30 years in late-night TV Sarasota Herald-Tribune In this photo provided by CBS, Sirius radio personality Howard Stern throws money to the audience on the set of the “Late Show with David Letterman,” Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 in New York. The money was set aside by Letterman to entice actor Brad Pitt to ... David Letterman Does Hilarious Jay Leno Impression For Howard Stern On 'Late ... Huffington Post Did David Letterman destroy Late Night? Entertainment...Read Full Story
The Guardian China raises security to contain Tibet protests Sarasota Herald-Tribune AP BEIJING - A senior official in Chinese-ruled Tibet is ordering heightened security in Buddhist monasteries and along key roadways as the government tries to prevent protests that erupted in neighboring Tibetan communities from spreading. China steps up security in Tibet BBC News China tightens controls over temples, monasteries in Tibet Indian Express Timeline of Tibetan protests in China CNN...Read Full Story
The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) compiled a list of the most corrupt politicians in Washington . Rep. Vern Buchanan who lives in Sarasota made the list . Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) Representative Vern Buchanan (R-FL) has served two-terms in Congress. He represents Florida’s 13th district which contains Sarasota , FL. He pressuring his auto dealership employees to make contributions to his campaign committee and also improperly used corporate...Read Full Story
Congressional ethics investigators concluded there “is substantial reason to believe” that Florida’s Rep. Vern Buchanan, one of the top Republicans in the House, violated ethics laws by failing to report his position with a half-dozen firms, according to records released Monday.
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Recorded messages from Rick Perry are hitting the homes of Florida Republicans who have requested absentee ballots: Hi, this is Gov. Rick Perry calling absentee ballot voters in Florida to tell you I'm in this race to win it and to ask for your vote. Floridians can send a message to Washington: We're tired of Obama, sky high unemployment, too big to fail bailouts. Our party's the conservative ...
Florida Republicans are narrowing their voter registration gap with Democrats as presidential primary season opens. The state party said Friday that in December, there were 502,861 more registered Democrats than Republicans in Florida, a roughly 4.5 million to 4 million separation. But the margin is down from a 580,666 difference when 2011 opened — a [...]
Boy those Florida Democrats play rough. Today they delivered pizza's to Mitt Romney's campaign headquarters in Tampa "with a half vegetarian, half meat lovers pizza. Just like Romney's ever-changing positions these pizzas are totally opposite."
WASHINGTON -- Florida Republicans may be in position to pick their party's presidential nominee when they troop to the polls on Jan. 31 for what shapes up to be the decisive early primary of 2012.
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