Scott PowersOctober 13, 2021
Time and money are in short supply as organizers try to reach the 2022 ballot.
Tag: Sarah Bascom
Scott PowersOctober 13, 2021
Peter SchorschApril 7, 2021
4min3491
Keep Calm and Session On.
Scott PowersApril 20, 2020
3min564
Bridges will be communications director, coordinating across 15 offices.
Peter SchorschFebruary 8, 2019
8min423
Republicans were a near monolith in saying former Congressman had outperformed their expectations.
Drew WilsonFebruary 8, 2019
7min706
Gambling expansion is a bad bet, but smokable pot is even money.
Peter SchorschOctober 18, 2018
10min318
Comparing politics to horse racing is common, but unlike sports, where handicappers plunk down cash on the teams they think will win, political pundits can’t and don’t “bet” on whether such-and-such politician will win their election. There is one outlet that casts aside that professional norm. And that outlet is starting to consider playing the […]
Drew WilsonOctober 16, 2018
4min950
The Ron DeSantis campaign has added a plethora of high-power politicos for the closing weeks of the race for Florida Governor, including reinforcements in campaign communications and political consulting. Under the leadership of Susie Wiles, who helmed Donald Trump’s Florida campaign two years ago, Team DeSantis has added numerous campaign veterans. Wiles started bringing on […]
Peter SchorschSeptember 28, 2018
3min424
Sarah Bascom, President of Bascom Communications & Consulting, has joined Republican Ron DeSantis‘ gubernatorial campaign. Bascom, who will join the communications team that has been leading the media efforts for DeSantis, will bring “decades of experience and strategies from notable campaign victories to the effort.” “We are excited to welcome Sarah and her team at […]
Mitch PerryFebruary 7, 2018
9min249
No more Mr. Nice Guy. That was the message Bob Buesing conveyed to a crowd of Democrats with checkbooks in their pockets Tuesday night at his campaign kickoff event at Mise en Place in Tampa. The attorney and civic activist will need the financial support as he takes on Republican state Senator Dana Young for the second time […]
Peter SchorschDecember 29, 2017
16min562
‘Tis the season, and the Legislature’s dubious Christmas present this year was moving up the 2018 Legislative Session two months from its usual March start date. We will no doubt have many gifts in store, besides the inevitable policy food fights, such as perhaps seeing some lawmakers in their ugly holiday sweaters (the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts “sunny, turning warm” for […]