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Alex Snitker has surprised and shocked the political world in Florida by announcing he is running for the US Senate as a candidate of the Libertarian Party. The announcement comes at a time when Marco Rubio is running as a Republican, K.Meeks is running as a Democrat, and Charlie Crist [the Republican Governor of Florida] is running as an Independent.

He has decided to run as a Libertarian Candidate after the candidates themselves have been attacking each other instead of discussing the burning issues of the day in the Sunshine State. It was not an easy feat since the Libertarian Party has to overcome obstavles of ballot access in a society that has promoted freedom, human rights, and democracy while not practicing it at home.

Alex Snitker was a member of the US Marine Corp from 1993 to 2001 who is currently married to his high school sweetheart Kelly since 2000. They have a son who is currently 21 months of age. He considers his experience with the Marines helpful in being a Senator who is willing to serve his people and provide for a governance that is transparent. The qualities which are needed in the USA of the 21st Century.

He went to work as a salesman for AXSA Document Solutions after his honorable discharge from the military. His experience from his work as a salesman is that hard work pays off in the short and long run.

Alex Snitker is a believer in term limits for Members of Congress, the Senate, and that they should have the same retirement plan as the rest of the citizens of the USA. He is also a beleiver is the Balanced Budget Amendment which would limit the US Federal Government to spending equal or less than what it gains. In other words, he favors an America that would live within its means instead of spending money on wasteful projects.

He is also a believer in using the energy available in the USA without the need to depend on foreign sources. Alex Snitker also believes in the Fair Tax which would replace the current tax system with a federal retail sales tax which would be administered by the tax authorities of the 50 states of the Union. He is also a believer in non interference in the affairs of the world.

Alex Snitker has repeatedly stated that the USA should stop being a police person to the world and promote liberty by showing it in America to the world. He believes that a strong military is needed to defend the USA against internal and external enemies within the borders of the USA. The idea of illegal immigration according to ALex Snitker is to identify each one since no country can survive with open borders.

He is of the belief that illegal immigarnts should either be deported or give them a path to citizenship such as paying taxes, background checks, medical screening, and a course on the rights, responsibilities of being a US Citizen which includes the history of the country. The response of the establishment has been indifferent to censoring the news.

The mainstream media does not allow political announcements by Alex Snitker because they do not want to upset the status quo. Regardless, the people have a right to know about Snitker in order to make a decision in November 2010.

 http://www.orato.com/world-affairs/alex-snitker-causes-stir-florida

Honrarán a periodista deportivo cubano del Exilio


El Colegio Nacional de Periodistas de la República de Cuba (Exilio) otorga
el Premio Nacional de Periodismo 2009 a Angel Torres   Sábado, 14 de noviembre de 2009 a las 12 del Día

MIAMI, FL – Angel Torres, cronista deportivo de la cadena de televisión nacional CNN, será galardonado con el Premio Nacional de Periodismo 2009 del Colegio Nacional de Periodistas de la República de Cuba (Exilio), reconocida organización profesional cubano-americana defensora de la libertad de prensa y de expresión en Cuba Esclava y a nivel internacional desde 1960.

“Nuestro colega Angel Torres es un gran periodista que ha prodigado conocimientos durante su vida en aras de informar al publico de varias generaciones sobre el Deporte Nacional, no solo en Norteamérica sino también a nuestras naciones de habla hispana”, afirman a nombre del Colegio, su decano Vicente P. Rodríguez, los vice decanos Eladio José Armesto, Jesús Angulo y el secretario Roosevelt Bernal.

El reconocimiento a Torres le será entregado en una recepción especial y almuerzo en su honor el sábado, 14 de noviembre de 2009 a las 12 del día, en Renaissance Ballrooms, 5910 SW 8 Street, Miami, Florida. La donación para el evento es $35 por persona.
– Para hacer su reservación, por favor llame al decano del Colegio
Vicente P. Rodríguez al 786/287-3839
o al vice decano Dr. Eladio José Armesto al 786/286-8787.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++   Colegio Nacional de Periodistas de la República de Cuba (Exilio)
Oficina Internacional
900 SW 1 Street, Suite 200 // Miami, FL 33131
Delegaciones en California, Florida, Illinois, Nueva Jersey,
Nueva York, Texas, Virgina e Internacionales

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++   For immediate release… Thank you! Saturday, October 31, 2009.
National Journalists Association of the Republic of Cuba (Exile)

Cuban Exile Sportscaster to be Honored
The National Journalists Association of the Republic of Cuba (in Exile) awards the 2009 National Journalism Award to Angel Torres Saturday, Novmeber 14th, 2009 at 12 Noon MIAMI, FL – CNN Cuban Exile sportscaster, Angel Torres will receive that 2009 National Journalism Award of the National Journalists Association of the Republic of Cuba (in Exile), premier Cuban American professional organization defending freedom of the press in Enslaved Cuba and internationally, since 1960.

“Our colleague Angel Torres is a great journalist who during his life has shared his knowledge of Sports and informed the public of several generations, not only in the U.S., but in Spanish-speaking countries as well,” declare for the Association, its Dean Vicente P. Rodríguez, Vice Deans Eladio José Armesto and Jesús Angulo, and Secretary Roosevelt Bernal.

Torres will receive his award in a special reception and luncheon in his honor on Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 12 Noon, at Renaissance Ballrooms, 5910 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida. The donation for the event is $35 per person. — To make your reservation, please contact: Dean Vicente P. Rodríguez at 786/287-3839 or Vice Dean Dr. Eladio José Armesto at 786/286-8787.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++   National Journalists Association of the Republic of Cuba (in Exile)
International Office
900 SW 1 Street, Suite 200 // Miami, FL 33131
Delegations in California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey,
New York, Texas, Virginia and Internationally

 

The momentum just keeps on growing!

Joe picked up a major endorsement yesterday. The world’s most widely read political blog, the Daily Kos, endorsed Joe’s candidacy. We were also endorsed by Blue Majority, a coalition of the most influential political blogs in the country.

In its endorsement, the Kos stated, “There are a few races around the country that will help shape the post-election spin…Throw FL-25 (and its sister races) on that list.”

The netroots are changing our country’s politics and they have endorsed Joe Garcia because they believe in his capacity to change the broken ways of Washington.

We are at a transformational moment in South Florida history and Joe is leading the way with a new vision for our community:

- Revitalizing our economy

- Quality healthcare that’s affordable, accessible and reliable

- A real plan to save our Everglades and combat global climate change

- Fixing a Washington that’s broken

- A safe and responsible end to the Iraq War

These are the issues that Joe is talking about. This is why a local campaign is now turning into a national movement.

Keep up the momentum!

http://joegarcia08.com/contribute/ 

By making a contribution you will directly impact this race and help turn South Florida around. Joe has the vision to lead, the courage to ask the tough questions and the character to represent our community with the respect it deserves. Show him your support and keep up the momentum.

Thank you for your support.

Visit our website (http://JoeGarcia08.com) and get connected to the campaign. A lot of exciting things are happening and we want you to be at the forefront of this movement for change.

In the first month and a half of 2008, Governor Crist took off more week days than he workedshowing up less than 50% of the time.[Governor’s Public Schedule, Jan. 1-Feb. 13, 2008]When Charlie Crist ran for Governor in 2006, he spent millions on infamous “Empty Chair” television ads to attack Democratic candidate Jim Davis. These ubiquitous ads, which featured an empty chair rolling along the streets of Washington, DC, were largely credited as Crist’s most memorable attack on Davis.

The Republican Party of Florida even brought back the “empty chair” concept to attack Democrats in late 2007.

Unfortunately for the people of Florida, the real empty chair – Charlie Crist – won.

These days, Floridians are more likely to see their Governor’s perpetually sunny face in the background of a McCain campaign press conference than working to deal with the state’s economic crisis.

In 2006, Charlie Crist ran for Governor on a populist platform, pledging to be the “People’s Governor,” offering glimpses off a bright future for Florida on the horizon.

But now we learn that he hasn’t showed up for work even half of the time. Where is Charlie Crist when we need him? His fellow Republicans have run amok in the State Legislature. Empty Chair Charlie’s absenteeism and lack of leadership is a disservice to all Floridians.

We’ve had enough of the endless electioneering and infinite photo ops. Contrary to GOP delusions, we’re now mired in a Republican Recession. The Governor has been getting a free pass from the media, but his hypocrisy is apparent.

He said he would come to work every day, but he doesn’t. And we’ve got real problems to deal with in Florida. I don’t know about you, but I’m concerned about rising insurance costs and living in the state leading the housing industry meltdown. I make sacrifices every day to make sure I can provide for my family, pay for gas, and afford healthcare.

I’m certainly in a different position than Governor Crist. I don’t have access to lavish private jets and can’t define my own hours. But I do know the difference between hard work and hardly working.

I know Florida can’t afford to adopt a three-day work week. Charlie Crist shouldn’t be able to get away with doing so, especially considering his promise to work hard for the people.

http://www.emptychaircharlie.com/page/speakout/emptychair/?js=true&zip=

Enough with Empty Chair Charlie Crist

-In the first month and a half of 2008, Governor Crist took off more week days than he worked – showing up less than 50% of the time. [Governor’s Public Schedule, Jan. 1-Feb. 13, 2008]

-Charlie Crist relentlessly attacked his Democratic opponent in 2006, Jim Davis, by saying “Jim, as you know, you can’t govern from an empty chair.” [Gubernatorial Debate 10/24/06] The accompanying ad campaign should offer enough proof that Charlie’s memory can’t be that bad. We need to hold him to the standard he once claimed he would exhibit.

-Another famous Republican thought he could effectively govern while taking extended hiatus trips. We all saw just what George Bush cooked up while tending to his Texas ranch: a disastrous recession, the never ending war in Iraq, and a full slate of domestic and international problems that don’t look to be settled anytime soon.

-Right now, Florida is facing serious problems in most aspects of our society. This full-fledged Republican Recession requires hard work and solutions – not rhetoric. What has Governor Crist offered in terms of relief to our insurance, housing and recession woes? Where will he direct us in regards to education, healthcare and the immediate state budget crunch? As we scream for solutions, all Governor Crist offers are express travels on the John McCain tour.

The Florida Democratic Party has picked up nine house seats in the State Legislature and dozen of other local municipal elections. Democrats now seem to be the clear pick as the people’s preference.

http://www.emptychaircharlie.com/page/content/ecc-index/

Los Democratas de la Florida rechazaron la propuesta para una primaria por correo. Estamos en veremos con lo que sucede. El Partido Democratico de la Florida estan buscando una solucion para la situacion precaria de los delegados en la Convencion,

According to WFOR 4 News in Miami Florida, the Democratic Party of Florida voted NOT to repeat the Florida Primary saying it was unrealistic. Now there is an attempt to placate the Obama and Clinton Factions in Florida. The Obama Faction says NO to delegates from Florida going to the Democratic Convention while the Clinton Factor says “Yes”. This soap opera never seems to end but it is enjoyable.

CBS 4 WFOR: “Florida Democrats Say No to Re-Vote”

http://cbs4.com/local/Florida.Democrat.Revote.2.678765.html

Parece que el Gobernador de Nueva York Spitzer con problema. Despues de luchar contra los prostibulos, parece que lo cogieron con las manos en la masa. Debe renunciar.

En el 2007, politico republicano de Idaho Larry Craig que lucho tanto contra los homosexuales lo cogieron con las manos en la masa en un aeropuerto en Minnesota. Todavia no renuncia pero el pueblo de Idaho pasa por el aeropuerto para honrar un acto a favor de la inmoralidad.

Thank you for contacting me with your concerns about media ownership. Like you, I want to preserve diversity in broadcast media and oppose additional media consolidation.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is examining certain proposals that may result in a further relaxation of the rules governing broadcast media ownership. I am concerned that any further relaxation of the ownership limits would allow large media companies to dominate the market, thus discouraging diversity and harming localism.

On October 24, 2007, I sent a letter, which was cosigned by Senator Snowe, to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin expressing concern over his comments in the press indicating that he intended to expedite a rule-making to relax or repeal many of the FCC’s current media ownership rules.

I am also an original cosponsor of the bipartisan Media Ownership Act of 2007 (S. 2332), which was introduced by Senators Dorgan and Lott on November 8, 2007. This legislation would require the FCC to finish long-pending proceedings on localism and diversity in broadcast media before moving forward with any new ownership rules. After those proceedings are completed, the bill also would require a 90-day period for public review and comment on any new national media ownership rules prior to their adoption by the FCC.

As a member of the Senate Commerce Committee, which has jurisdiction over the communications industry, I have voted for S. 2332 and will continue to monitor this issue closely. I appreciate your sharing your thoughts with me. Your views help me to serve you better in the Senate.

P.S. From time to time, I compile electronic news briefs highlighting key issues and hot topics of particular importance to Floridians. If you’d like to receive these e-briefs, visit my Web site and sign up for them at http://billnelson.senate.gov/news/ebriefs.cfm

El Noticiero Alvarez Galloso por voto unanime apoya a Joe Garcia para representar el Congreso Estadounidense en el Distrito 25 de la Florida. Lo puede visitar en la siguiente pagina cibernetica.  http://joegarcia08.com

Nuestros mejores deseos para Joe Garcia.

The Alvarez Galloso News Hour endorses Joe Garcia in his quest to represent the 25th District of Florida in the US Congress. His webpage is http://joegarcia08.com

Our best wishes for Joe Garcia.

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