Former Republican Gov. Charlie Crist (F) continues his slow political transformation by publicly endorsing marriage equality. He wrote on his Facebook page: Some great news: On Tuesday, Delaware became the 11th state to allow marriage equality. And just a few days ago, Rhode Island adopted a similar measure, which followed victories last fall in Maine, [...]
Charlie Crist’s Latest Step in His Political Transformation: Endorsing Marriage Equality |
| By: Jon Walker Thursday May 9, 2013 2:03 pm |
The Five Leaders of the GOP |
| By: Jon Walker Wednesday April 3, 2013 11:42 am |
Currently the top four choices by Republicans to carry the party banner in 2016 are Sen. Marco Rubio, Rep. Paul Ryan, Sen. Rand Paul, Gov. Chris Christie, and Former Gov. Jeb Bush. The following are findings from a new national Quinnipiac poll: There is no front-runner now for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, leaving a [...]
Why Rand Paul’s Endorsement of Pathway to Citizenship Is So Important |
| By: Jon Walker Tuesday March 19, 2013 12:11 pm |
A possible immigration reform measure got a very important boost this morning when Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) endorsed the idea of a pathway to citizenship. To begin with, Paul is a senator and every senator who supports the idea gets the chamber one vote closer to passing a bill. More importantly, this endorsement by Paul [...]
Jeb Bush Is Against Pathway to Citizenship |
| By: Jon Walker Monday March 4, 2013 1:25 pm |
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush (R) came out against creating a pathway to citizenship in comprehensive immigration reform. Bush only wants a pathway to legal residency. During an interview on NBC’s Today show Bush said, “Our proposal is a proposal that looks forward and if we want to create an immigration policy that’s going to [...]
Marco Rubio to Deliver Bilingual Response to State of the Union Address |
| By: Jon Walker Thursday February 7, 2013 10:21 am |
For the first time ever the minority response to a State of the Union address will be delivered in both English and Spanish. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) has been selected to give the Republican response. From Maimi Herald: Marco Rubio won’t just give the Republican rebuttal to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union speech [...]
Obama Lead Shrinks in New Mexico |
| By: Jon Walker Wednesday July 18, 2012 4:52 pm |
President Obama still holds the lead in the swing state of New Mexico. According to PPP Obama leads 49 percent to Romney at 44 percent, but this is a serious drop from earlier in the year. From PPP: PPP’s newest New Mexico poll finds the race for President there getting a lot more competitive. Barack [...]
FDL’s Big Midterm Election Liveblog (Part Two) |
| By: Jon Walker Tuesday November 2, 2010 7:59 pm |
Welcome to part two of FDL midterm election night liveblog (link to part one). For the most recent list of FDL top 108 House races to watch tonight go here You can also find my list of the twelve House races in early closing states that should give you a sense of how the night [...]
FL Sen: Rubio Takes Support from Crist as Party Voters Come Home |
| By: Jon Walker Tuesday August 24, 2010 3:58 pm |
Earlier this year, Florida Governor Charlie Crist abandoned the Republican party because he came to the conclusion he would lose the Republican primary for Senate to Marco Rubio. Since becoming an independent candidate, Crist has maintained a modest plurality lead in most polls tracking the three way race between Crist, Rubio, and likely Democratic nominee [...]
FL Gov: Brutal Republican Primary Helps Alex Sink Take Lead in New Poll |
| By: Jon Walker Thursday August 19, 2010 3:04 pm |
Thanks to a brutal Republican primary battle between Attorney General Bill McCollum and billionaire Rick Scott, Democrat Alex Sink has been able to take the lead for the first time in Quinnipac’s newest poll. Quinnipac (8/11-16) Alex Sink (D) 31 Bill McCollum (R) 29 Bud Chiles (I) 12 Someone else 2 Wouldn’t Vote 5 DK/NA [...]
What If People Actually Vote for Hard-Right, Tea Party Republicans? |
| By: Jon Walker Wednesday August 4, 2010 10:01 am |
There has been much hope–or dread, depending on which party you support–that the embrace of arch-conservative and Tea Party-backed candidates in contest primaries could seriously cost the Republican Party several Senate seats this November. By my count, the GOP could lose at least five Senate race as a result of embracing a more conservative challenger [...]


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