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...certainly support marriage equality in Florida and look forward to the...faces on any issue,'' the GOP said in the December email...
The conservative U.S. senators are using politics, not the courts, as their platform
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...to collect sales tax when Florida residents make online purchases and...never played well in the GOP-dominated Legislature and Governor Rick...
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...Former Republican Party of Florida Chairman Jim Greer, who pled...the laundry of the state GOP and former Governor Charlie Crist...
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...39 vote, as four Democrats broke with their party to support the GOP-backed measure. The bill would boost contribution limits, allowing each donor to...
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...7013," Arceneaux said. "Rick Scott and the GOP are responsible for breaking Florida's elections system with the passage of the voter...
... Redirecting Red-Light Revenue — A GOP lawmaker says he is out to test mayors who contend they like...
...New Mexico's largest newspaper that he is the father of noted GOP lobbyist ...
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...The Florida Supreme Court's decision favoring mandatory contributions into the Florida Retirement System...
...longtime Republican political operative, Sweeney was a key part of the state GOP juggernaut of the early 1990s, when the party took over the New...
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