Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich drew his largest central Florida crowd yet, estimates ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 cheering, sign-waving supporters welcoming him to the stage in a Barnes & Noble parking lot, in The Villages, Sunday afte... »
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Craig Miller of Winter Park has announced his endorsement for Newt Gingrich in the GOP presidential primary next Tuesday. Miller, who has the backing of former Gingrich rival Herman Cain, called Gingrich a “warrior” and a “vis... »
The campaign of GOP presidential front runner Mitt Romney announced this morning he has received the endorsement of U.S. Rep. Sandy Adams, R-Florida. Adams’ District 24 currently stretches from Orange, through Seminole into Brevard counties. Earlier th... »
Neither Republican presidential front runner Mitt Romney nor Full Sail University is commenting yet on a New York Times article that questions their relationship. In an article published Sunday, The Times reported that Romney has frequently held up the... »
Former president Bill Clinton, in Orlando to promote his new book, ‘Back To Work,’ greeted hundreds of supporters as he signed autograph copies during an appearance at an Orlando Barnes & Noble bookstore, Monday night. About a thousand lined up outsid... »
President Barack Obama has released his list of more than 350 campaign finance “bundlers” for the third quarter, those individuals who helped raise at least $50,000 through local fundraising efforts on his behalf during the three-month period that ende... »
Winter Park financier, campaign rainmaker and former Jeb Bush advisor Phil Handy has joined the Mitt Romney for president team, Romney’s campaign announced. Handy chaired Bush’s 1994, ‘98 and ‘02 campaigns and then-governor Bush appointed him to run th... »
Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich drew his largest central Florida crowd yet, estimates ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 cheering, sign-waving supporters welcoming him to the stage in a Barnes & Noble parking lot, in The Villages, Sunday afte... »
