The results of yesterday's runoff elections in Jacksonville could signal a new day in Florida politics. Because Jacksonville is the largest city in North Florida, conservative candidates running for statewide or federal office usually count on Jacksonville for lopsided support.

Earlier this week we sent an email that took aim at two extremists running in yesterday's election - Mike Hogan (R) for mayor and Kimberly Daniels (D) for at large commission.

From the Huffington Post:

The State Senate's Independent Democratic Conference has released a report showing that marriage equality in New York state would generate $391 million in economic activity, revenue, and savings during the three years after it is made into law.

We were told in the last election we should vote for GOP candidates so they could cut corporate taxes and magically create thousands of jobs. I'm all about jobs, I love mine and want everyone to have one too. So that's why it really bothers me when law makers are wasting time on things that have already happened or things that are already law.

Join us on May 21st from 8pm - midnight as we kick off St. Pete Pride with Pride and Passion!

Recently, The Florida Independent did an article about the planned increased spending and activity by anti-gay groups for the 2012 elections. These groups have targeted 15 states to do their dirty work, and surprise, Florida is one of them.

The article had this to say about spending in Florida: