by Sarah Rumpf | Dec 4, 2017
Former Democratic Congresswoman and poster child for extreme gerrymandering Corrine Brown was sentenced Monday to a five year prison term for her role in a charity fraud scheme. As the Tampa Bay Times reported, Brown was accused of running a sham charitable fund...
by Sarah Rumpf | Dec 1, 2017
The Grinch didn’t wait for Christmas Eve to wreak his havoc in Noleville, dropping some major lump-of-coal level news in Tallahassee on the very first day of December: Florida State Seminoles football coach Jimbo Fisher announced he was leaving to take the head...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 30, 2017
I’ll take “Things that should never have been legal in the first place for $500,” Alex. A bipartisan group of Congressional members has filed a bill, titled “The Congressional Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act,” to kill off the hush fund that was used to...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 21, 2017
These days, it’s hard to get 71.3 percent of people to agree that the sky is blue, much less find common ground on a political topic. And yet, that is how enthusiastic the support from Florida voters was last year for Amendment 2, which expanded access to...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 17, 2017
According to the website for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC), the group “addresses national and international issues and crafts policies that impact the Hispanic community,” but as one Florida Congressman discovered, they only want you if...
