The Florida Democrats have a new communications director — and she is a familiar presence in the all-important Orlando market.
Former Orlando television journalist Caroline Rowland, whose most recent TV stint was at Orlando’s News 13 before moving on to Rep. Val Demings‘ campaign and office, is Chair Terrie Rizzo‘s hire.
“I am excited to announce that Caroline will be joining the Florida Democratic Party as Communications Director,” said Rizzo. “I am confident her enthusiasm for our party, experience with successful Democratic campaigns, and knowledge of the important issues facing working families in Florida will help us to continue to communicate our winning message, and help turn Florida blue in 2018.”
Rowland comes from Demings’ D.C. staff, but her television work was award-winning; she took home an Emmy for her coverage of the Barack Obama inauguration, and also covered the George Zimmerman trial.
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Justice
January 23, 2018 at 5:10 pm
Well, all the lies about Trayvon did matter, and Dens support for those lies dis matter. Trayvon did receive lawful justice, and Trump’s win was in part driven by peoples’ disgust over Dems’ long string of poor choices. The funny thing about this is that Dems still have not figured out how the drove a sixty year Dem like me to vote for Trump, and that means they will be handed their heads in the next few elections.
Justice
January 23, 2018 at 5:13 pm
Well, all the lies about Trayvon did matter, and Dems support for those lies did matter. Trayvon did receive lawful justice, and Trump’s win was in part driven by people’s disgust over Dems’ long string of poor choices. The funny thing about this is that Dems still have not figured out how the drove a sixty year Dem like me to vote for Trump, and that means they will be handed their heads in the next few elections.
Babs
January 25, 2018 at 8:03 am
And why did you need to post this twice? Are you suffering from sundowners?
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