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- Seminole Tribe encouraged by Obama’s “commitment” (updated)
- Bennett seeks to loosen legislative term limits and extend them to local officials
- House panel decides to continue investigating former House Speaker
- Business Licenses, October 26 – October 30, 2009
- RPOF responds to Dockery’s response to RPOF
- Dockery gets endorsed by the Hammer; responds to RPOF (updated)
- Dockery schedules announcement rally
- Frank files for D57 House seat
- It’s official: Eikenberg is Crist campaign manager
- McCollum: I’m focused on running against Sink
- McCollum: I’ve got Jeb
- Dockery, on her decision to run for governor
- Oil drilling forum gets rolling; few lawmakers show
- Today’s number, four: An intersection of golf and signage
- Halloween at the White House
John McCain’s presidential campaign has been shedding staff and senior advisers in the wake of six months of disappointing fundraising, and pundits are speculating about whether the former front-runner can continue in the race.
As if all that wasn’t enough, some are noting that state Rep. Bob Allen, who made headlines Wednesday being busted on a charge of soliciting a male undercover officer for oral sex, was announced in March as one of the John McCain presidential campaign’s Florida legislative co-chairs.
In a press release March 26, McCain named state Sens. Jim King and Durell Peaden as heads of his Legislative Leadership Team, along with state Reps. Adam Hasner, John Legg, David Simmons, and Allen.
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Posted by Iris Fleat, Tampa on 07/12 at 08:48 PM
John McCain deserves the very BEST-ESPECIALLY IN FLORIDA.