Tampa, Florida -- The number one consumer complaint in Florida is timeshare resellers. That's right it's such a big problem it beats out insurance fraud and foreclosure fraud complaints. While the state sends out warnings, insiders say it isn't doing eno

Some call the complaints a publicity stunt. Others argue there’s a legitimate issue at work. Either way, the debate over whether Florida is actually a winner-take-all state or should have its delegates doled out proportionally is lingering long after the

Just like his pal former speaker of the U.S. House Newt Gingrich, ex-congressman and former Florida attorney general Bill McCollum wants voters to forget a few things. Gingrich would like voters to forget he's a philandering hypocrite, a "histobbyist" an

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Florida’s once-heralded foreclosure mill investigations have fizzled as the attorney general’s office has failed to find the right strategy to continue its pursuit and three law firms call for the cases to be dismissed. This week, an attempt to have the

(For more 2012 campaign news, see ELECT.) Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Mitt Romney, the winner of the Republican primary in Florida, likes to talk about how it will take 1,144 delegates to win his party’s presidential nomination. He has collected fewer than 100

Bill McCollum, right, stands behind Newt Gingrich at a campaign event last month in Orlando. Rich Crotty is second from left. Photo credit: Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel ***Former Attorney General Bill McCollum discusses his support for Newt Gingrich on “

He’s disappointed, certainly, in the lack of substance and civility in America’s political discourse. Indignant at the overweening influence of the media elite, Wall Street, and the Washington establishment, all determined to protect their power and priv

WASHINGTON — Newt Gingrich’s presidential campaign is proving to be a gift to election lawyers. After getting trounced by Mitt Romney in the Florida primary Tuesday, Gingrich’s campaign said it plans to fight the state’s “winner take all” system of award

Atlanta, GA - Newt 2012 Florida State Chair and former Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum released this statement today about the campaign’s plans regarding the Florida GOP delegate allocation: The Gingrich campaign is confirming that the Republican

LAS VEGAS -- Two days after a resounding loss in Florida’s Republican primary , former House speaker Newt Gingrich has decided to petition the Republican Party of Florida to allocate its national convention delegates proportionally rather than on a winne

Newt Gingrich's Fla chairman, Bill McCollum, as well as RNC chairman Reince Priebus appeared on Greta Van Susteren's Fox News show last night to explain their stances on whether Florida's 50 delegates should be winner-take-all, as it's currently deemed,

Officials in the Florida Republican Party are pushing back hard against the expected challenge from Newt Gingrich's campaign to the way that the Sunshine State will award delegates based on this week's primary. While national Republican rules for 2012 sa

*** Wednesday’s “Daily Rundown” line-up : Complete Florida numbers analysis and reaction with pro-Romney Rep. Connie Mack (R-FL) and Gingrich’s Florida Co-Chair Bill McCollum… NBC’s Mike Isikoff with much more on the big names with big money fueling the

Couple of notes from Newt Gingrich's party in Orlando. Behind McCollum? A dead-ringer for Florida Gov. Rick Scott, the man who spent millions attacking --- and beat

Newt Gingrich suffered a huge loss on Tuesday, but the former speaker told a crowd of supporters in Orlando that he would continue his campaign and would be the presidential nominee at the GOP convention in August. "We're going to have people power defea

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich addresses supporters after finishing a distant second to challenger Mitt Romney in the Florida Republican Primary, Tuesday night, Jan. 31, 2012. (Joe Burbank, Orlando Sentinel / January 31, 2012) Newt Gingr

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