May 18, 2012 at 11:26 am
Today Obama for America released a new television ad in Florida titled “Higher” that highlights President Obama’s commitment to keeping college affordable and attainable for all Americans. Continue Reading...
Mitt Romney ended a busy two days in Florida Thursday evening with back-to-back fundraisers in Boca Raton.
The Obama campaign Thursday announced the launch of Veterans and Military Families for Obama, an effort that will kick-off with outreach events in Florida and several other key swing states.
An Orlando television station, WESH, last night aired an examination of claims the U.S. Chamber of Commerce made in their recent ad attacking Sen. Bill Nelson’s record on Medicare and health reform.
Bush, Rubio, Paul among those who stand out, according to readers.
Florida Democrats registered 5,459 more voters than Republicans in April, according to numbers released Wednesday by the Florida Democratic Party.
Wednesday was my first time in the room with the former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. This is how it went.
Mitt Romney today pledged to stop President Obama’s “debt and spending inferno,” declaring “this presidency has been a disappointment.”
An independent group supporting Mitt Romney, Crossroads GPS, announced Wednesday that it will spend $25 million on TV ads over the next month in Florida and nine other key states.
With Mitt Romney kicking off his two-day tour of Florida, Rep. Connie Mack—Romney’s leading Florida surrogate during the primary— is back in the fold despite some recent troubles he’s facing in his own race.
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