Best of the Blogs: In Response
December 1, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 12-1-17
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It’s now or never in Florida
November 28, 2017
Not in recent memory has Florida faced more challenges (or opportunities) than it does right now. Make a contribution today as part of #GivingTuesday and fuel the fight to win big progressive victories in 2018.
Best of the Blogs: The Eyes Have It
November 17, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 11-17-17
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Today, vote Kriseman for St. Pete Mayor!
November 7, 2017
It’s no stretch to say the future of St. Pete hinges on today’s Mayoral Election. With polls showing a razor-thin margin every vote is critical, so if you haven’t already, I’m urging you to join me by casting your ballot today in support of Mayor Rick Kriseman.
Best of the Blogs: Privacy Parts
November 3, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 11-3-17
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Best of the Blogs: One Step
October 20, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 10-20-17
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When it comes to abortion rights, courts matter
October 19, 2017
For the third time in the last two years, the courts have struck down backwards, unconstitutional laws designed to attack and shame women seeking an abortion. This is #WhyCourtsMatter.
Best of the Blogs: Keeping Practice
October 13, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 10-13-17
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Investigate Gov. Scott’s role in tragic nursing home deaths
October 12, 2017
In the days and weeks following Hurricane Irma, 14 elderly Floridians have died unnecessarily after they were left in the suffocating heat of their nursing home with no power. Several calls for help to Gov. Scott were sent to voicemail, then deleted, and no help was sent.
Best of the Blogs: “Free” Flow?
October 6, 2017
Progress Florida’s Best of the Blogs for the week ending 10-6-17
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