November 14, 2026
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Excerpted from an editorial in the Jacksonville, Florida Observer by former IPR editor Austin Cassidy:
Charlie Crist made a difficult decision earlier today when he vetoed Senate Bill 6, the Republican-backed measure that would have tied student performance to teacher pay.
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Ocala, Florida (Thursday April 15, 2009) – Craig Porter of Miami made history on Wednesday, April 14, 2010 by becoming the first Whig to be qualified as a candidate for federal office since the 1800s.…
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From the Snitker Campaign for Senate, via PRLog:
Libertarian Alexander Snitker is urging his political rivals for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat to join him in signing the 10th Amendment Pledge.…
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From a letter to the editor of the St. Petersburg Times:
The Libertarian Party was the original “tea party” founded in 1971. We have always stood for constitutionally limited government, fiscal responsibility and personal/social freedom.…
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The race for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat has been a top national news story lately. But despite all his efforts, Libertarian U.S.…
Dennis F. Bradley is the Veterans Party candidate for U.S. Senate in Florida in 2010. Because the Veterans Party is ballot-qualified in Florida, Bradley will have no trouble appearing on the general election ballot.…
The Washington Post for March 9 has this speculation about the idea that Florida Governor Charlie Crist, who is running for U.S.…
Tomas Stewart
Gainesville Sun
Politics isn’t always pretty and Student Government politics at the University of Florida is no exception.
Fliers comparing one student government party to the Nazi Party, complete with a swastika, were posted on campus and at city bus stops Wednesday, prompting UF to look into the matter and one student to ask U.S.…
As noted earlier, on January 19, 2010, the South Florida Tea Party, Inc., had filed a federal lawsuit, demanding that the ballot-qualified Tea Party change its name.…