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• Orange County republicans have released a resolution supporting LGBT rights. More than 20 elected officials signed the resolution calling for broader protection for the LGBT community. They include Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs and Congressman John Mica.
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• Donald Trump is vowing he will win Florida as campaigning intensifies little more than a week before the state’s presidential primary March 15.
The GOP front-runner spoke Saturday during a raucous rally at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
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• Pitbull- Mr Worldwide has a contract to promote Florida- but Visit Florida says it can’t reveal how much he’s being paid. GOP presidential hopefuls come to Orlando for the Sunshine Summit. And Orlando Sentinel reporter Rene Stutzman talks about here reporting on a just published series about the use of force at the Orlando Police Department.
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• The gloves came off for the second round of the GOP primary debate.Eleven candidates jostled for attention former Florida Governor Jeb Bush sparred with front runner Donald Trump and Senator Marco Rubio took the opportunity to highlight the story of his immigrant family and air some of his foreign policy ideas. How presidential were the two Florida candidates in this debate?
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• Former Florida governor Jeb Bush is now the 11th republican running for president. Bush kicked off his campaign on the campus of Miami-Dade College.
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• Former Florida governor Jeb Bush will deliver the commencement address at Liberty University in Virginia tomorrow. The university represents an important part of the Republican voting bloc.
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• “I’ve decided it is best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee,” Romney said in a statement to supporters, according to multiple news reports.
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• Big majorities are more likely to make history, either by passing new laws that really matter or by frustrating a president who has big plans.
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• A string of Republican Senate candidates are getting behind over-the-counter birth control, a move that could draw women voters.
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