When asked about how mortgages should be regulated during Thursday night's debate, Mitt Romney eschewed offering specifics in favor of attacking Newt Gingrich for working as a consultant to mortgage-giant Freddie Mac. Gingrich struck back, pointing out Romney has profited from investments in Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Read the Miami Herald's full report on the debate here.
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain. That is, unless the governor of Florida, the Honorable Blinkless and Clueless One, brings up shooting elephants to the king.
Ousted Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito, seeking to get his job back, will get his day in court Thursday.
Miami Commissioner Marc Sarnoff went overboard at the Volvo Ocean Race on Sunday.
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