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What Recount?!? Broward Elections Office Lawyer Busy Promoting Her Pricey Empowerment Conference On Radio
Missing votes? Uncounted votes? Broward Supervisor Of Elections Brenda Snipes’ Office called it a “conspiracy theory.” Heck, on election night, Snipes’ lawyer Burnadette Norris Weeks called Broward turnout “crazy” and “insane.” With a recount scheduled for Saturday evening, you might think Snipes and Ms. Norris Weeks must be huddled somewhere
Sister Of Slain MSD Coach Aaron Feis Claims Verbally Attacked By Husband Of Broward School Board Member Laurie Rich Levinson
In an interview with REDBROWARD on Tuesday, Johanna Feis describes how the husband of Broward School Board Member Laurie Rich Levinson yelled in her face at early voting. Feis, sister of the late MSD coach Aaron Feis, is at the Davie/Cooper City library supporting Dr. Richard Mendelson. Aaron Feis and
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Will Andrew Gillum Breakfast Fundraiser Cost Broward Taxpayers $24 Million?
Tickets for Friday’s Andrew Gillum breakfast fundraiser still start at $1,000 per person, but the event may end up costing Broward taxpayers $24 million dollars. Tickets for the event benefiting the Forward Florida political committee start at $10,000 for the “Chair” while “hosts” pay $5,000 for the event. According to
Broward Pols Hosting $1000 Plate Breakfast For Andrew Gillum
Got $1,000 to share a breakfast buffet with Broward politicians? Then buy your ticket for next Friday’s fundraiser for Democrat gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum. Broward County Commissioner Dale Holness is hosting the event which benefits the “Forward Florida” committee. According to its website the mission of Forward Florida is “to
Plantation Mayoral Candidate Bart Berger Is “Outraged” At Politicians Except His Consultant Who Was Jailed For Misusing Campaign Funds
In a Facebook video posted Wednesday morning, Plantation Mayoral candidate Bart Berger took a swipe at his opponents, equating them as “blood sucking insects.” Berger said “outrage” over spending taxpayer money on lawyers and consultants drove him to run for mayor. Claiming to be a simple businessman, Berger said a
