Jim Greer

Looks like turbulent waters ahead for Jim Greer.  From what I have been told the Hillsborough REC will meet this weekend and decide to cast a no confidence vote on Jim Greer.

Greer has been busy making sure that his buddy Gov. Charlie Crist gets elected Senator hands down rather than remaining neutral. But also when you throw in the Party Purges that are happening from the Panhandle all the way down to Brevard County.  It will be interesting to see how they vote on Greer.

No status update from the RPOF on those grievances as of yet.

Eddie Adams Jr. is a congressional candidate in Tampa.  He is running against the incumbent Kathy Castor (D).  This marks the third attempt by Eddie to run for this congressional seat.

I have had the esteemed pleasure of speaking with Eddie on several occasions. I invite any readers to try and meet him at any of his events.  He is a very friendly person.  When Eddie gives rousing speeches on Federal topics, one feels reenergized.  He touches on many of the hot issues including Federal Reserve, Energy, Taxes, Obamacare, and many others.

Eddie is a native of Florida.  So he isn’t a transplant that is running for office.  He was born in Lake Wales, Florida.  So why should you support Eddie Adams for Congress?

Eddie has a big heart!  Even while running for Congress he still has time to help others.  Eddie will be putting on a benefit concert on the 4th of July at Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa.  The benefit will be held for Every Day Blessings Orphanage in Tampa that is on the verge of shutting it’s doors.  Eddie has basically organized the entire benefit concert.

If that wasn’t enough, Eddie has been very active in his local community.  From being a member of the board of directors for the YMCA to the Temple Terrace Chamber of Commerce.  He is an active part of the community. This is exactly the type of person the community needs to send to Washington to represent it.

To find out more about the Eddie Adams campaign you can visit http://www.adamsforcongress.org

A report on $85 billion in stimulus funding slated for direct spending on and tax incentives for energy and transportation programs prompted Congresswoman Kathy Castor, D-Tampa, to review the importance of clean energy jobs to Florida’s economy.

In a Monday morning teleconference Castor, a member of House Energy and Commerce Committee, said clean energy creates “good paying jobs for people of all skill levels and diverse educational backgrounds.”

The Pew Charitable Trusts report issued June 10 analyzed the role of clean energy in economic recovery.

The report arrived at a critical time for legislation, Castor said. It shows that between 1998 and 2007, Florida gained 2,277 jobs from companies involved in clean energy.

The numbers provide a glimpse of what jobs in the future can be, Castor said.

The clean energy sector is “poised for explosive growth,” said Lori Grange, interim deputy director of the Pew Center on the States, in the teleconference.

The Pew report tallied jobs, businesses and investments in 50 states that would contribute to clean, renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and the conversion of water and other natural resources.

An independent nonprofit founded in 1948, Pew has primary offices in Philadelphia and Washington.

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