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Senior Republican chairmen submitted a letter Thursday to Department of Justice Attorney General William Barr revealing new texts from former FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok to his paramour FBI Attorney Lisa Page showing the pair had discussed attempts to recruit sources within the White House to allegedly spy on the Trump administration. Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Charles Grassley and Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson revealed the information in a three page letter. The texts had been obtained by SaraACarter.com Tuesday and information regarding the possible attempt to recruit White House sources had been divulged by several sources to...

...thus triggering the crash-n-burn finale last Friday Say, isn't that a felony? Muslim convert Katherine Russell-Tsarnaev has apparently been lying her lilly-white butt off regarding purported 'surprise' and 'shock' in hearing of Tamerlan Tsaranev's involvement with terrorism, as she had claimed on Monday through her attorney. Seems she also found nothing strange about his bringing home a dozen pressure-cookers, either. Cell-phone records (and her brother-in-law) tell a whole 'nother story, tho- one that's likely to earn her a lengthy stay at the Gray Bar Hotel: FBI investigators have learned that Katherine Russell-Tsarnaev called and warned abusive husband Tamerlan that his...

If the S.C. Republican establishment (including Senate President Glenn McConnell and Lt. Gov. André Bauer) had gotten behind her campaign four years ago, Katherine Jenerette would be a Republican State Senator right now. Not only that … Jay-Z’s hit “99 Problems” wouldn’t be the official theme song of South Carolina’s so-called “deliberative” body. Anyway, McConnell and Bauer (like the rest of the “Republican” Caucus) chose not to back Jenerette’s campaign, deciding instead to support behind the campaign of their big government buddy Sen. Dick Elliott, a Democrat and one of the most corrupt politicians in state history. It’s just another...

ENDORSEMENTS ORGANIZATIONS: National Rifle Association National Right to Life Florida Right to Life Unified Sportsmen of Florida Second Amendment Club of America (Tampa Chapter) National Association of Black Republicans Latin Builders Association National Federation of Republican Assemblies, Florida Chapter ELECTED OFFICIALS: (partial listing) U.S. Senator Mel Martinez LT. Governor Toni Jennings U.S. Congressman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen U.S. Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart U.S. Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart U.S. Congressman John Mica Senate President-Designate Ken Pruitt House Speaker Designate Marco Rubio Over 70 State Legislators

ELECTION OF WOMAN PRESIDING BISHOP IS SLAP IN THE FACE AT GLOBAL SOUTH News Analysis By David W. Virtue www.virtueonline.org COLUMBUS, OH (6/18/2006)--The election of the Rt. Rev. Katherine Jefferts Schori, 52, the ninth Bishop of Nevada to be the 26th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, is a major league slap in the face at the Global South primates and bishops, most of whom do not even endorse women to the priesthood let alone to the episcopacy, and now they will have to contend with a woman ECUSA Presiding Bishop/Primate. Her election also goes against the spirit and intent...

Harris Comments on Bense Announcement Florida House Speaker Allan Bense announced today that he will not challenge U.S. Representative Katherine Harris in the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate. According to an Associated Press account, Bense said, "I have been extremely honored and humbled by the strong support and encouragement I have received from my family, my friends, and from people across Florida who I admire greatly, however, I have decided not to run for the United States Senate." "I respect Allan Bense's decision and appreciate his noble service to Florida. Allan has been a friend over the years, and...

Bush says Harris can't win BY BILL KACZOR ASSOCIATED PRESS TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Jeb Bush said Monday that U.S. Rep. Katherine Harris has dropped so low in public opinion polls she cannot beat Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in November. "I just don't think she can win," Bush said at the Capitol in his strongest statement yet about his fellow Republican's struggling campaign. The governor has made no secret that he hopes House Speaker Allan Bense will challenge Harris for the Republican nomination. Bense has not made up his mind, his wife, Tonie, said Monday from their Panama City home....

TAMPA - A new poll shows U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson maintaining a lead of 16 percentage points over potential challenger Katherine Harris, a lead unchanged despite problems that have plagued Harris' campaign. At the same time, voters are seeing Nelson's performance in office in a more positive light. His job approval ratings have gone well over 50 percent, an unprecedented level in this poll. Pollster Brad Coker said that's probably because Nelson has avoided a high profile on divisive national issues recently, concentrating instead on state issues, and because he's coming out of the shadow of former Sen. Bob Graham....

During the presidential election recount of 2000, Florida was in a white- hot spotlight, focused on a woman not accustomed to national publicity - then-Secretary of State Katherine Harris. Harris' decision against a ballot recount made her a hero to Republicans and anathema to Democrats. She also was bashed for something else: her makeup. One Democratic commentator compared her to Cruella DeVil of the Disney movie ``101 Dalmatians.'' Comic Jay Leno said a cold snap made Florida so chilly Harris ``put on a third layer of makeup.'' On Monday, on a conservative radio talk show, Harris, now a congresswoman from...

Senator Tommy Franks? Trails by 2 points! By: Trupolitik · Section: Diaries I have been urging General Franks to run for the US senate for months now. It appears I am not alone. According to the latest poll he is behind Democratic incumbent, Ben Nelson, by 2 points and he has not even announced his candidacy! His Admin continues to tell me that Gen. Franks is not seeking an elected office. I think we should convice him otherwise. What Red Stater would prefer Ben Nelson or Katherine Harris over America's General? Please let him know America needs him. [b]Email:[/b] http://www.tommyfranks.com/Contact.asp...

http://www.wwsb.com/ Do you think Katherine Harris should run for Senate next year? Yes No Do you think Katherine Harris should run for Senate next year? 80.7% Yes 19.3% No

SARASOTA, FL (Talon News) -- After months of behind-the-scenes political posturing and speculation, Rep. Katherine Harris (R-FL) announced on Friday that she will not run for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by retiring Democrat Sen. Bob Graham. But Harris tricked the crowd of supporters and media that gathered for her statement at the local Boys & Girls Club by revealing that she would be running for the Senate. "[A]fter careful deliberation, I am here to announce my candidacy for the United States Senate," Harris stated. After a brisk round of applause from the audience, Harris admitted, "But just not...

There are people in every profession who have such insight into their fields that their colleagues treat them with great respect. I sat with such a friend last week as we awaited Katherine Harris' announcement of whether she would run for the U.S. Senate even though we had all heard that day that she would not and would instead run for the House again. "Well, she better enjoy this day in the sun," he said looking at the banks of television cameras and the international media in that Boys and Girls Club gym with the insulation peeling from the ceiling....

Double standard? Pat Buchanan, in his Nov. 29 Other Views column, It's time to revolt against judges, on gay marriage, states: • ''It is time for elected representatives to take back powers that were never constitutionally granted to any court.'' • ''The Massachusetts court has just usurped the power of the elected branches, and they should slap the court down.'' • ''Time to go to the root of America's social crisis: the power usurped by judges and imposed against the will of the people and their chosen representatives.'' Why didn't Buchanan apply those same ideas after the 2000 presidential election?

Three years ago, Katherine Harris gave the Democrats headaches in Florida. Now she's doing the same for Republicans. The former Florida secretary of state and current Republican congresswoman helped hand the White House to George W. Bush during the Florida recount of 2000. Now she is seriously weighing a bid for the seat being vacated next year by retiring Sen. Bob Graham (D). Harris, who has less than a year of legislative experience in Washington under her belt, told The Miami Herald recently that she's "getting a lot of anecdotal evidence" that her candidacy would help Bush's re-election efforts. She...

Four years ago, we endorsed Katherine Harris for Secretary of State because we saw her as being "among the top Republican leaders in the state . . . bright, energetic, with tremendous potential and a distinguished career in state office." We said Harris was "in the right place at the right time to forge an exciting partnership between the arts, education and economic development." She was then a little-known Sarasota legislator with impressive credentials, including a Harvard master's degree in public administration, international trade and negotiations. Now the whole nation knows her as the secretary of state who presided over...

Should Katherine Harris be allowed to run for Congress? please freep this guys!

TALLAHASSEE - Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris revealed Thursday she didn't resign her office before qualifying to run for Congress, an apparent violation of state election law. Harris sent her resignation letter to Gov. Jeb Bush Thursday, but said it was effective July 15, the day she qualified to fun for the 13th Congressional District seat. Harris said she has been the ``de facto''' secretary of state since then. Bush was out of town on a campaign trip. His office said he accepted Harris' resignation but had no further reaction. The oversight is embarrassing because the secretary of state...

Katherine receives the Guardian of Seniors’ Rights Award from Jim Martin, President of the 60 Plus Association. The award, which is presented annually to public servants who have outstanding records of support for senior citizens, was presented at the Heron House Assisted Living Facility in Sarasota. On behalf of the Heron House residents, Katherine accepts a portrait of a Heron from John Ryan, the residents’ council president. Katherine thanks the residents for their generosity and talks about senior issues. Katherine meets the residents and supporters after the award presentation. Katherine talks with resident Trudy Hinett about social security. Katherine...