A.G. GancarskiJuly 13, 2024
2min0
The Sunshine State will be well represented in Milwaukee.
Tag: Rubio
A.G. GancarskiJuly 13, 2024A.G. GancarskiNovember 29, 2022
4min0
'If they'll do that to their own people, what will they do to you?'
Kelly HayesMay 15, 2022
3min0
'I'm not sure I'm in favor of competent leftists, but I can tell you, incompetent leftists are doing tremendous damage to the country.'
A.G. GancarskiApril 5, 2022
4min0
Rubio has voiced concerns about Biden's mental state since the 2020 campaign.
A.G. GancarskiFebruary 18, 2022
3min0
Will tensions continue to heat up?
Steve SchaleJune 16, 2016
11min345
To my media friends, both banned by Trump and not: Clearly over the course of the last week, Marco Rubio‘s approach to continuing his political career has changed. But is this a good idea? Objectively, I really don’t think so. Many of you know, I have been around for all of Rubio’s career, and genuinely […]
Brendan FarringtonMarch 13, 2016
6min168
Florida’s winner-take-all Republican presidential primary was supposed to help former Gov. Jeb Bush or Sen. Marco Rubio. That was the thinking when the GOP-dominated Legislature changed the state’s primary date to the third Tuesday in March, the earliest date it could hold an election that will award all 99 Republican delegates to one candidate. But […]
Guest AuthorMarch 1, 2016
4min253
There is a reason Marco Rubio is acting like Donald Trump. Math. If you believe averages of Real Clear Politics (RCP), with 306,619 GOP mail votes cast, Trump, polling at 40.3 percent, is dominating Rubio, polling at 20.8 percent, at 123,566 to 63,776 mail votes. Let’s assume turnout pops and 2,000,000 Republicans vote in the […]
Phil AmmannFebruary 8, 20167min216
Can a poll have flawed methodologies and still be relatively “accurate?” Of course it can, much in the same way a dart can be close to its intended target even if the player throwing the dart does not use good form. It might be that way with the newly released Florida Southern College poll, which […]
Steve VancoreFebruary 8, 2016
7min227
Can a poll have flawed methodologies and still be relatively “accurate?” Of course it can, much in the same way a dart can be close to its intended target even if the player throwing the dart does not use good form. It might be that way with the newly released Florida Southern College poll, which […]