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HIGHLIGHTS (cannot quote full article): Katherine Harris' attempt to boost her campaign with a series of high-profile endorsements wilted Thursday when none of the officials appeared at her campaign rally and one of them said Harris wrongly included him on her list of supporters. State Sen. Daniel Webster, R-Winter Garden, said he has not endorsed Harris and instead is supporting one of her challengers, Orlando attorney Will McBride. ... Webster said he had no idea why Harris listed him as one of her supporters. He said he never endorsed her. Harris insisted that Webster promised to attend her rally Thursday...

Read rumors of this a few days ago, now we have confirmation and a few new details. Quote from Moore: “I’m making a film called Fahrenheit 911, The Temperature at Which Freedom Burns. It’ll be about how Bush is using 9/11 and those 3,000 lost lives as an excuse to move along his own conservative agenda.” The documentary "will be about the ties between the BUSH family and the BIN LADEN family... about the changes in America since 9-11..."

Volusia County Rally for America this Saturday. Come out and show your support for our troops. 3-5 P.M., 17/92 and 44 (aka Woodland Blvd. & New York Ave.), downtown DeLand. Signs and signs strongly encouraged.

Re: Sunday's Doonesbury column (2/10/02)--does anyone want to tell Gary Trudeau Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican, not a Democrat? Another Liberal playing fast and loose with the facts.

The Volusia County Republican Executive Commitee and Citizens for a Sound Economy are sponsoring a tax day rally to support the President this Monday (April 16, 2001). They already have plans for a decent turn-out, but having some Freepers would make things even better. The VCREC message follows: Dear Friends ~ We will meet on Monday, April 16th, at 9:30 am at the park on Beach Street in Daytona Beach across from the Post Office. We will hand out material and get organized. Please, if you have a Bush/Cheney Shirt wear it. We are attempting to get Tax Cut shirts ...

Several hundred flag-waving Bush supporters rallied in front of the Seminole County Courthouse on Saturday afternoon to protest a lawsuit that seeks to toss out more than 15,000 absentee ballots -- which would put Al Gore in the White House. The rally, organized by the state Republican Party, featured Sanford Mayor Larry Dale along with a military veteran and a Baptist minister who voted by absentee ballot. Dale, a Republican, fired up the crowd, which sweltered in near 80-degree heat, waving the now familiar "Sore Loserman" and other anti-Gore signs. "We`ve been standing here for two weeks saying every vote ...