BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com ``Call Roger Stone.'' With those three words, a political juggernaut was set in motion that helped quash a vote recount, and ultimately, change American history.
BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com Some say that before Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama sets foot in Florida in a couple of weeks, he needs to make a full-throated call for the national party to count the state's delegates at the nominating convention.
BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com State lawmakers failed this week to pass a law requiring women to pay for and look at ultrasounds before getting abortions, allowing them to continue ending their pregnancies about as whimsically as they get pedicures, right?
Seattle is thinking about making shoppers pay 20 cents for every new paper or plastic bag. San Fransciso has outlawed plastic bags altogether at large supermarkets. Boston is also considering a ban, while Phoenix is giving away free canvas bags.
BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com Conversations with a Jewish neighbor: Did you watch the presidential debate the other night?
BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com `Iron my shirt! Iron my shirt! Iron my shirt!'' The caustic chant came from the middle of an auditorium filled with voters listening to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, one day before New Hampshire's presidential primary.
IN MY OPINION
H illary Clinton says Barack Obama doesn't care about Florida and Michigan votes counting at the convention. She's right. Sorry, Florida Democrats. He's just not that into you, as one of the characters on HBO's Sex in the City learned the hard way. His campaign advisors, at times, have behaved as loutish as Mr. Big on his most commitment-phobic days.
IN MY OPINION
Ten years later, Democrat Hillary Clinton is still blaming the ``vast, right-wing conspiracy.'' Only this time, instead of attacking her husband's integrity, the VRWC is depriving Florida Democrats of their voting rights.
Our children need a voice. They need to be at the table. Because soon it will be their table. -- Gov. Charlie Crist A lovely sentiment gracing the invitation to the United Way of Broward County Governor's Bowl on Saturday.
In one week, a few thousand Florida Democrats will trudge to their local high school, union hall or community center to cast ballots in a Saturday morning election most voters will never hear about.
Hillary wants you to choose her campaign song. John would like to meet you on Key Biscayne. And Barack is inviting you to join him for dinner.
