Attorney General McCollum's bi-weekly audio message available online

Hello Everyone,

Evelyn here,

with the  Attorney General McCollum's bi-weekly audio message.

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 MESSAGE ADVISORY
 Date: June 4, 2008

 Attorney General Bill McCollum's bi-weekly audio message is available
 today online. Below is a link to the current audio message.

 http://www.clickcaster.com/billmccollum

 I’m Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum.

 Today marks the final day of CyberSafety presentations by my office for
 this school year. We’ve reached more than 125,000 middle and high school
 students statewide with this life-saving message.

 I’m proud to report this past year every school district in Florida
 registered at least one school for these presentations. But we must do
 more. Next year, our goal is to reach every middle and high school in
 Florida. With the amount of child pornography and the number of internet
 child predators lurking online, education is crucial to protecting our
 children.

 I’m Bill McCollum, and this has been an update from the Attorney General’s
 Office.

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Evelyn out.

Politico.com Breaking News

Evelyn here,

Obama has it!

Politico.com Breaking News:

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    Barack Obama wins Montana Democratic primary, AP reports.

    For more information...http://www.politico.com

Needed to Win: 2,118	TOTAL DELEGATES	Needed to Win: 1,191
2,132	1,925	1,517
Obama	Clinton	McCain

Politico.com Breaking News

Evelyn here,

with breaking new from Poitico.com.

Politico.com Breaking News:
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    Barack Obama has clinched the Democratic nomination, according to Politico’s 
delegate count.

    For more information...http://www.politico.com


    Hillary Clinton wins South Dakota presidential primary, AP reports.

   

Crime has . . .

Hello everyone,

Evelyn here,

with something new from “A Little Wisdom from the Old but Not So Old”.
These sayings of mine are turning into a nest little collection.

Crime has . . .

Crime has no and every color. It has no economic level and the highest of 
economical level; no age and every age; no sex yet every sex.

Know and be safe.

 

Evelyn out.

Attorney General Launches "Most Wanted"Fugitive Website

Hello Everyone,

Evelyn here,

with the latest news release from the Office of the  Attorney General on the  Launching of the Attorney General  "Most Wanted"Fugitive Website. Please read and bookmark.

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NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release
June 2, 2008



          ATTORNEY GENERAL LAUNCHES "MOST WANTED" FUGITIVE WEBSITE

 TALLAHASSEE, FL – Attorney General Bill McCollum today launched a new
 website featuring most wanted fugitives being pursued by the Attorney
 General’s law enforcement officers. The website will highlight dangerous
 criminals on a nationwide level and will have information provided by the
 Attorney General’s Medicaid Control Fraud Unit, Office of Statewide
 Prosecution and CyberCrime Unit.

 “Sometimes the most valuable information provided to our law enforcement
 comes from concerned citizens within our communities,” said Attorney
 General McCollum. “With the help of this website and its viewers,
 dangerous criminals with serious charges can be located and brought to
 justice quickly.”

 The website will feature suspects and convicted criminals who are wanted
 on serious charges including drug trafficking, cybercrime, organized
 criminal activity, racketeering, and failing to appear for sentencing
 after conviction or plea agreement. Each fugitive listing will include an
 informational summary of the individual’s charges and potential threat as
 well as an option to access a full-page profile with additional details
 such as the fugitive’s last known whereabouts or any known aliases.

 Information on reporting tips to local law enforcement and local Crime
 Stoppers organizations will be available on the website. Viewers can also
 access the tip line contact information by clicking on the ‘View all’ link
 on the Crime Stoppers Tip Line page. Citizens are advised to refrain from
 taking any action to apprehend the individuals and to report all
 information about potential whereaboutsto law enforcement. More
 information is available at the website, located at:
 http://myfloridalegal.com/mostwanted.

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Evelyn out.

Mike Allen's Politico Playbook Daily Update

Hello Everyone,

Evelyn here,

with an excerpt from ''Mike Allen's Politico Playbook Daily Update" for today Sunday, June 01, 2008.

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"This is Barack Obama’s party now"

By: MIKE ALLEN

Jun 01, 2008 08:26 AM EST

***The Chicago Sun-Times cover has Senator Obama with his eyes closed: 'OBAMA QUITS TRINITY.' Broke at dinnertime. Deets below.

TOP STORY: NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd, on MSNBC after yesterday's decision by the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee to seat the Florida and Michigan delegations at half strength: 'The Democratic National Committee is not somehow controlled by the Clintons ... anymore. ... This is Barack Obama's party now.
Howard Wolfson tells Playbook that the Clinton campaign will pushing a popular-vote message hard for the next 72 hours: 'When the voting concludes on Tuesday, more Americans will have voted for Senator Clinton than Senator Obama. The last time the Democrats didn't give the nomination to the candidate who won the most votes was in 1972.' (George McGovern over Hubert Humphrey.)

APPENDIX, FROM DNC:

RBC MEETING FACT SHEET
May 31, 2008

FLORIDA

Adopted a modified version of the Ausman challenge which:

• Seats all delegates from Florida pledged and unpledged.
• Each delegate casts ½ vote. That goes for pledged delegates and unpledged delegates (superdelegates.)
• Delegates:
• Pledged total: 185 delegates casting 92.5 votes.
• Senator Clinton: 105 delegates casting 52.5 votes.
• Senator Obama: 67 delegates casting 33.5 votes.
• Senator Edwards: 13 delegates casting 6.5 votes.
• 26 unpledged delegates casting 13 votes.
• Candidates will have the opportunity to approve new people to fill delegate slots if desired. (i.e. re-slate delegates)

MICHIGAN

Adopted a modified version of the Michigan Leadership Plan which:

• Seats all delegates from Michigan pledged and unpledged.
• Each delegate casts ½ vote. That goes for pledged delegates and unpledged delegates (superdelegates.)
• Compromise allocation of delegates:
• Pledged total: 128 delegates casting 64 votes.
• Senator Clinton: 69 delegates casting 34.5 votes.
• Senator Obama: 59 delegates casting 29.5 votes.
• 29 unpledged delegates casting 14.5 votes.
• Candidates will have the opportunity to approve new people to fill delegate slots if desired. (i.e. re-slate delegates)

TOTAL NUMBER OF DELEGATES:

As of May 31, the revised total of delegate votes needed to secure the nomination is 2,118.

Go to Playbook Now >>

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Evelyn out.

"Democrats Win Landslide Victory"?

From: Steve Hildebrand, BarackObama.com <info@barackobama.com>
Subject: "Democrats Win Landslide Victory"?

Evelyn -- You'll like this. This morning someone forwarded me an email sent by the arm of the Republican Party that raises money for their Senate candidates. The subject of the message was "Democrats Win Landslide Victory," and the writer, Republican former Senator Bill Frist, admits: "I have a real fear of waking up to this headline after the elections this fall." He goes on to explain fears among Washington power brokers about Barack Obama's grassroots support and voter registration efforts. He's right to be worried -- we're bringing new people into the process, and Obama supporters are organizing in communities across the country like never before. But it can't happen without your support. Frist was raising money ahead of tonight's financial reporting deadline -- the same deadline we face. This is the last opportunity to have your donation counted for May, and the last chance to have a meaningful impact on the final three primary contests. Make your donation of $25 count right now: https://donate.barackobama.com/maydeadline Here's a little bit more from Frist's email: From: Senator Bill Frist, M.D. Date: Thu, May 29, 2008 at 3:59 PM Subject: "Democrats Win Landslide Victory" Dear Republican Supporter, I have a real fear of waking up to this headline after the elections this fall. [...] In key states, news accounts indicate Democrats are outpacing Republicans registering voters. We also know Barack Obama's campaign is utilizing the Internet to raise record amounts of money to supporthis campaign and Democrats nationally ... all in the hope that new voters and record resources will produce a Democrat landslide victory this fall. There's so much at risk, and conservatives I talk with from all across the country are feeling the rumblings of "what could be." [...] [...] I ask for your immediate help in supporting Republican candidates running for U.S. Senate by making a contribution of $10, $25, $50 or even $100 to the NRSC. [...] What's amazing about this message referencing Barack Obama is that it's not from the McCain campaign. It's not even about the presidential race. It's about the forces of the status quo, who don't want to change the way Washington works, worried about the prospect of ordinary people taking their rightful place in a political process that is too often dominated by lobbyists and special interests. They've seen the writing on the wall, and they know that when Barack is the nominee, we're going to continue building a movement for change to elect Barack Obama and bring about change from the bottom up at every level of office. There are only a few hours left before tonight's reporting deadline, so please give whatever you can now: https://donate.barackobama.com/maydeadline Thank you, Steve Steve Hildebrand Deputy Campaign Manager Obama for America

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