Rick Scott’s Problems for Reelection
Scott Arceneaux, Executive Director of the Florida Democratic Party Florida Insiders, I’d like to share some thoughts with you about what I see as the biggest takeaways from the recent flurry […]
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Broward Democrats Chair Mitch Ceasar on the President’s State of the Union Address
President Obama presented his annual message to Congress. But what is the economic “State of the Union?” The deficit dropped, unemployment is at a five year low, and the stock […]
Raise to Minimum Wage an Urgent Need for U.S.
Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz A raise of the federal minimum wage is one of those common-sense proposals that is both good for the economy and good for the country. […]
President Barack Obama’s 2014 State of the Union Speech
View Video of the Speech on CSPAN Text for President Barack Obama’s speech as prepared for delivery: Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, my fellow Americans: Today in America, […]
Broward Democratic Party Chair Mitch Ceasar’s Weekly Column
After 10 months, Gov. Rick Scott has picked a Lieutenant Governor in Miami-Dade Property Appraiser Carlos Lopez- Cantera. Many believe the choice was an election year calculation. I believe that […]
Broward Democrats Featured on ‘The Ed Show’
The Ed Show 01/20/14 Christie goes to Florida to escape NJ drama Gov. Christie ignores Bridgegate and other New Jersey scandals, heading to Florida to fund-raise on behalf of Gov. […]
Obama’s proposed minimum wage of $10.10 would help a million Florida workers
Sun-Sentinel, William Gibson WASHINGTON — Can you get by in Florida on earnings of $7.93 an hour? Florida’s minimum wage rose by 14 cents on Jan. 1, which makes it […]
Broward Democratic Party Chair Mitch Ceasar’s Weekly Column
To be unemployed or employed, that’s the question. It is not noble to suffer slings and arrows while being unemployed. Congress will be discussing whether to extend unemploymentunemployment insurance for a […]
Rubio Demands States’ Right to Ignore the Poor
New York Times, David Firestone For a senator who likes to hold himself out as the future of the Republican brand, Marco Rubio has come up with a remarkably retrograde contribution […]