In response to a video smear campaign by the deceptively named “Center for Medical Progress”, aimed at discrediting Planned Parenthood, 39 organizations issued the following statement acknowledging the immense contribution the organization has made towards expanding and protecting access to reproductive health care in Florida.
Today, Progress Florida recognized 15 members of the Florida Legislature as “Champions of Florida’s Middle Class” for their unwavering support of Florida’s working families.
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Williams-Yulee v. The Florida Bar. The court upheld a Florida rule that helps keep courts impartial by prohibiting judicial candidates from personally soliciting campaign contributions.
“Rubio has been on the wrong side of nearly every important issue.”
TALLAHASSEE — Last week, clean energy advocates, in the spirit of “Sunshine Week”, made a public records request for all correspondence between the governor and Department
Today, NextGen Climate Florida State Director Jackie Lee and Progress Florida Executive Director Mark Ferrulo called on Governor Rick Scott to stop putting the powerful few before the people of Florida and give back, within the next 48 hours, the $1.2 million Duke Energy has contributed to his re-election campaign.
Today, Progress Florida and America Votes recognized 15 members of the Florida Legislature as “Champions of Florida’s Middle Class” for their unwavering support of Florida’s working families.
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s attempt to explain away the firestorm of criticism around her claim that recognizing same-sex couples would “impose significant public harm” doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Not even close.
When legislative leadership and Gov. Scott are done pouring the champagne and patting themselves on the back, they should reflect on how they failed our state by putting deep-pocketed campaign contributors and partisan politics ahead of the needs of working Floridians and the middle class.
TALLAHASSEE – With Gov. Rick Scott’s State of the State address and the opening of the 2014 legislative session as a backdrop, Floridians are rallying
