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Monthly Archives: December 2005
Storms does Bay Area proud
(Note: Yes, this is the post that I promised to put up yesterday. Yes, it is late. For those of you who have been waiting with baited breath, I apologize, and I will fully refund the cost of your subscription upon request.) Howls of derision from the usual sources are accompanying Ronda Storms’ (R – [...]
Posted in Florida, Hillsborough Homophobia, Legislature, Politics, Tampa Comments closed
Run, Ronda, run!
Later today: Ronda Storm’s would do the Bay Area proud as State Senator. Find out why, later this afternoon at BlogWood!
E-voting: Flawed Florida systems unsafe says Sancho
Leon County Supervisor of Elections Ion Sancho started testing his e-voting system earlier this year. He quickly determined that an insider, or someone who gained access to the inside, could easily manipulate vote totals. Now, with a decision to scrap the old system in favor of a new model, Sancho has tested some more, allowing [...]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Florida, National, Politics Comments closed
Don we now our gay apparel
Joe Redner has a holiday gift for Ronda Storms and Killer B. Brian Blair. Joe Redner, king of the strip clubs, says he’s gay. The disclosure came in his federal lawsuit against Hillsborough County commissioners, who recently banned the county from acknowledging or participating in gay pride events. The longtime activist who has made millions [...]
Posted in Hillsborough Homophobia, Tampa Comments closed
Schiavo forms PAC
Michael Schiavo is back. The husband of the Pinellas County woman who became the focus of a national end-of-life controversy has started a political action committee to keep the heat on politicians who tried to intervene in the case and fight his efforts to remove her feeding tube. “The easiest thing would be to move [...]
Al-Arian acquitted
The most telling moment of the Al-Arian trial came when his lawyers opted to put on no defense. They simply declined to answer what they said was insufficient evidence presented by the government to prove their client’s guilt. Apparently, the jury agreed. Once billed as a major strike in the war on terrorism, the case [...]
Posted in Civil Liberties, National, Tampa Comments closed
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