Subject: POLITICO Florida Playbook: Florida’s Pulitzer ballers – What a CD-6 candidate said about immigrants and cattle -- Beruff’s cinéma vérité ad – Shark Tank blogger off (murder) hook – Booze, F-bombs and Judge ‘Whacky Jackie’
From: Marc Caputo <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2016 04:01:08 -0600

04/19/2016 05:58 AM EDT

By Marc Caputo ([email-masked]; @MarcACaputo) with Ali Breland ([email-masked]; @AliBreland) and the staff of POLITICO Florida

PREMATURE AUTOPSIES -- Wow. The Tampa Bay Times won one Pulitzer Prize by itself and shared another with the Sarasota Herald Tribune. The Charlotte Sun picked up one (days after its founder died). The Miami Herald was a finalist. And the Associated Press won yet another that I'll partly count in the Florida category because editor Mary Rajkumar is Miami-based. So for all who keep predicting the end of journalism in Florida, remember what we learned from The Majesty of the Blues: You better watch those premature autopsies! 

-- "Investigation: How Pinellas County is failing its black students," Tampa Bay Times: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc727da3e8bcc660ab0fc4d247029acde173547fed8dce213b5e

-- "Insane. Invisible. In danger," Tampa Bay Times and Herald-Tribune investigation: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72235852889c55805fe9fd22ed45ba4dbe58f62d0d55b1d479

-- "An AP investigation helps free slaves in the 21st century," AP investigation: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72537ec033b83d9885557b428b9f8c217346860292c06982af 

-- "'License to Launder' investigation named Pulitzer finalist," by Miami Herald staff: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc721d531e1963ff38432acd7d120d43f82278ac994efb673bd1 

--"The founder of a small Florida newspaper died days before its first Pulitzer win," by Poynter's Kristen Hare: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72cc043cf2547c5823a2d1e9f5dc8c0ba66b457fe12e6d87dd

-- "2016 Pulitzer Prize winners announced," by POLITICO's Kelsey Sutton: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7232b98198f7f6cfa9fd2a517d51737401b0462442765e72e3

-- Mike Rosenberg @RosenbergMerc: "As we celebrate Pulitzers, a reminder that since 2000 we've seen 31% drop in news reporters & 70% rise in PR people." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72edbfdde8e631036334537fa4ef736dc143301dd7ef7b8a50

Good Tuesday morning. Is Homebuilder Carlos Beruff the first million-dollar man in the U.S. Senate race to replace Marco Rubio? Looks that way.

BERUFF'S CINEMA VERITE -Beruff, a political newcomer running in a crowded GOP field for U.S. Senate, is following the Rick Scott playbook for political newcomers: Spend money early on TV (he probably has hit $1m already) and hire the right crew. In Beruff's case, that meant using Scott's political shop, OnMessage Inc., which produced his latest ad that has a behind-the-scenes cin&eacute;ma v&eacute;rit&eacute; quality to it. The message is standard Republican fare, but told well:

"I'm Carlos Beruff. I'm not a politician. I'm a businessman running for the Senate and I approve this message. The experts want me to read a bunch of political crap off this teleprompter. Here's what I have to say. Obama's a disaster and Washington politicians are worthless. They waste our money, they make America weaker and they refuse to secure our border. It's ridiculous. Let's get rid of them. I'm Carlos Beruff. How about we take our country back and put America first." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72e17c6452598a719679389681670beefa1189bf300fe04fde

GRAYSON V. BERUFF -- "I Hate Immurement," via Alan Grayson's Emails: "Another week, another $500,000 in right-wing propaganda ads aired by Carlos Beruff, my rolling-in-dough GOP opponent. Two weeks = $1,000,000: Already! Beruff is emulating his pal, Gov. Rick Scott, who bought a four-year lease on the Florida Governor's Mansion with $70 million of his ill-gotten gains." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72e183e9d1bd1eed159b9046719c023228c95482c40a63adb9

-- "Beruff: End of faculty tenure will 'happen naturally,'" by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72f76b6287549171c31f2575d0569657004123131bb1a878a8 

TEACHER BOOST -- "National, state teacher unions back Murphy," by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: Florida's statewide teachers union and its national umbrella organizations endorsed U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy in his Senate bid during an event in Palm Beach County on Monday morning. Joanne McCall, president of the Florida Education Association, a state affiliate of both the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association, called Murphy "one of our hardest-working advocates for education in Congress" during the short news conference. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7219e610127ee84450ab24204fff3a26bbebeb8e79515ead0e 

DESANTIS DOLLARS - "Finance industry floating super PAC backing DeSantis' Senate bid," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc721c1bd41c22dd0525153fd023313c8f46d523c9f1e6f9bf96 

CATTLE PROD -- "Congressional candidate criticized for remarks about monitoring immigrants," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: "If we can find out where every cattle is in America - because they all have a chip in them - we can find out where every person visiting the United States is," Pat Mooney said. "We have cards. We have chips. They're not American citizens. They're not afforded the same rights we are as citizens. So when they come here, we can track them. We can make sure they leave. It's easy to do."

A recording of Mooney's remarks made its way to his 6th Congressional District opponent, Brandon Patty, who compared the comments to something out of George Orwell. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72fa221b7ca6e173d989dee2157268e47bf0d51b0fdce3311d

NEW CAMPAIGN CASH TRACKER -- "Candidates raise for primary fights," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon and Brendan Cheney: Florida's congressional map will feature some of the most contested races in the November general election, but before then, a handful of races across the state will first depend on big-money primaries. Below is a look at the first-quarter fundraising for some of the state's most competitive primaries. The most recent filings, which were due on Friday, cover the first three months of 2016. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7261247ce6a8823f7880814bbf047d107864d30655a560d005 

TRANSITION: Olivia Perez-Cubas has rejoined Marco Rubio's U.S. Senate office as press secretary. She previously worked on his presidential campaign as director of media, where she was responsible for his media schedule, among many other duties. Before the campaign, she worked in his Senate office for two years, rising to be deputy press secretary. A Miami native, she got her start working at WSVN 7, the FOX affiliate in Miami.

--AND NO, this does not mean Rubio is gearing up to run for his Senate seat again. 

USED NEWS -- Marco Rubio' s delegate strategy aims to topple Donald Trump," by USA Today's Ledyard King: Sen. Marco Rubio almost certainly won't keep all the delegates he won before quitting his presidential campaign, but he may keep enough to realize his top goal of denying Donald Trump the GOP nomination. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc729b621b6734307990fc3b44d4267c858ce3027bad901fc042

FALSE -- "Donald Trump wrongly says Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush had Florida's winner-take-all primary set," by Politifact Florida's Amy Sherman: "It wasn't Bush or Rubio who set those rules for the March 15, 2016, primary. It was the Florida Legislature that passed the bill setting the date, allowing the state GOP to decide whether to make it winner-take-all. By that point, Trump was a potential candidate, but he wasn't seen as a major threat to Rubio or Bush -- especially in Florida -- at that point." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc721c7286373aefdc22b30eb0e863f68a1f00398d19512de189 

-- "Florida offers reminder of Cruz's tough slog ahead," by CNN Politics' Tom LoBianco: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72fe6858924d48263b66ec31c09dbbe43a91293da13c3a6d4d 

WILL THEY LISTEN? -- Gov. Rick Scott calls for delegates to rally around Donald Trump," by Tampa Bay Times' Amy Sherman: As controversy continues about Florida GOP leaders choosing delegates to the convention, Gov. Rick Scott avoided a question about delegate selection but still showed support for Donald Trump while in Broward Monday. When asked if the Republican Party of Florida should mostly appoint Trump supporters since he won the Florida primary, Scott said: "you'd have to go talk to RPOF." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc727095177b089e336e13c0c97ca77781de0437113972632c1c 

UNEQUAL TREATMENT? -- "Escambia School District under federal investigation," by Pensacola News Journal's Thomas St. Myer: "The Office of Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Education is investigating the Escambia County School District for allegations related to the school bus incident involving the West Florida High School junior varsity football team. OCR will investigate three of the four allegations by Karen Broughton, a Washington High teacher and the mother of one of three boys who received disciplinary reassignment for allegedly stripping clothes off a teammate from the waist down.

"The three allegations by Broughton that OCR is investigating concern... Whether the district subjected her son, Brice Broughton, to different treatment based on race..." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72495fdacaed4aa272b8b6a428f5bfb1468dfbafdd19218e41

DOLLAR SIGNS -- "Negron suggests windfall for public universities during campus tours," by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: To Florida's public university presidents, state Sen. Joe Negron might as well as Santa Claus. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72c5d16da9a02b4950d351366912395ddfc8ae186bc6211fa5

BETTING MATTERS -- "Seminole gaming CEO to be deposed," by POLITICO Florida's Daniel Ducassi: Seminole Gaming CEO Jim Allen is set to be deposed in an ongoing lawsuit between the Seminole Tribe of Florida and the state. Also to be deposed are Juan Martinez, the tribe's VP of gaming operations, and Jim Shore, the tribe's general counsel.

On the state side, Jonathan Zachem, director of the Division of Pari-mutuel Wagering for the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and Leon Beigalski, who served as deputy secretary for DBPR before being appointed as executive director of the Department of Revenue this month. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc724eb6db4e7da7ebb8cd153895cfdb1d9f1f1977100c9c9a34 

'WHACKY JACKIE' UNPLUGGED -- "Judge accused of dropping F-bombs, judging while intoxicated," by POLITICO Florida's Daniel Ducassi: Miami-Dade County Judge Jacqueline Schwartz, who was punished last year for cursing at a convenience store owner, is now being accused of presiding on the bench while intoxicated and going on an alcohol-fueled F-bomb rant at a restaurant. The investigative panel of the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission on Friday voted to charge Schwartz with violating several canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct. [In courthouse circles, she's nicknamed 'Whacky Jackie.' This is why.] http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72310d564d8a004f686051dfbc4516358767a5aaf2703ef47e 

BROWN LOSES. AGAIN -- "Federal court rules against Brown in redistricting lawsuit," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: A federal court on Monday ruled that attorneys for U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown, a Jacksonville Democrat, did not make the case that her redrawn district would "thwart" the votes of minorities.

Brown filed a lawsuit arguing that her new seat, which stretches east-west from Jacksonville to Tallahassee, is at odds with the Voting Rights Act because it drops the black voting age population in the district from 50 to 45 percent. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7267ea12d40a02d4534ed3fff2efae8df4cb7ae18d3d8ebffd 

THE PLEA -- "Seafood workers, dealers plead for policing Apalachicola Bay," by POLITICO Florida's Bruce Ritchie: Franklin County seafood workers and dealers pleaded Monday with state officials to resume strict law enforcement to protect Apalachicola Bay's oyster population. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in November established oyster check stations around the bay to enforce a three-inch minimum requirement for oysters. But the check stations and use of wildlife officers from across the state ended March 31. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72f3a1eaba651ba122f154e4a8f1733001644c28b133aa3d42 

NUKE TIME -- "FPL cooling canals focus of meetings, progress report," by POLITICO Florida's Bruce Ritchie: Florida Power & Light Co. on Monday touted its efforts to deal with environmental issues involving the Turkey Point nuclear plant cooling canal system in advance of public meetings during the next two weeks. Discharges from the utility's nuclear plant into its 6,100-acre cooling canal system are contributing to the spread of a saltwater plume in the Biscayne Aquifer. In March, Miami-Dade County reported levels of the radioactive isotope tritium in Biscayne Bay, the Miami Herald reported. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc729291f7cd3d1f03998713a0448214f92eb0dc4a8b3bfdc4e1 

PANHANDLE BATTLE -- "Evers forms congressional campaign committee," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: State Sen. Greg Evers has officially filed paperwork to run for the 1st Congressional District. His political future had been a well-watched bit of intrigue as Evers considered whether to run for the seat being vacated by retiring US Rep. Jeff Miller, of return to the state Senate. Evers filed a statement of organization with the Federal Election Commission creating Greg Evers for Congress on Saturday, records show. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72458b085e3bf4e5112753420df2e80e4c2ade1184f5b8310d 

POLITICAL TACKING -- "Carnival reverses course on upholding Cuba's discrimination law," by POLITICO Florida Pro's Marc Caputo: Sued and accused of breaking an anti-discrimination law, Carnival Corp. pulled an about-face Monday and announced that it wouldn't travel to Cuba as long as the country bans Cuban-born passengers with U.S. passports from cruising to the island.

Carnival couched its reversal by saying in a news release that its new brand, Fathom, was now "accepting bookings" from passengers "regardless of their country of origin, and is looking forward to its historic inaugural voyage to Cuba on May 1, 2016." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc723af208a9e7dc65e6d95dcc32c3ffc74103b4a4f93d64b98b 

--"Say no to Carnival Cruise Lines" by Fred Menachem, letter to the Sun-Sentinel: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc729e89cb4889c115fcf6af52fbaa64d0ffe156129f4747ed1d

-- "US customs prepares for more international flights in Keys," AP: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72b0beb254423dc3601763ad6c44258060b39ef61ee1525529

OUR STUDENTS IN HAVANA -- "Quietly, FIU students and professors resume long-banned travel to Cuba," by the Miami Herald's Christina Veiga: "The trip to Cuba is called 'A Revolutionary Perspective on Education.' It promises stunning museum collections, conversations with college professors and plenty of free time to wander the streets of Old Havana. For seven days, Florida International University will help lead the tour for educators, even offering a small federal subsidy to help pay for the trip. Until recently, such a trip would have been illegal. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc721902c6b83f8f0aaf1ce8e605891c2c8f44de447f12fc94d4 

PULITZER WINNER'S PROMISE - "Manny Garcia: Naples Daily News, Gannett to continue strong journalism traditions," by Naples Daily News' Manny Garcia: "The Naples Daily News is a public trust, a treasure that has faithfully served our community for 92 years. Our readers are its greatest treasure. Your tips have helped us expose sham land deals, oust crooked public officials and save lives. You freely give your time and treasure after our stories. As a result, students graduate college, sex trafficking victims obtain medical care, hungry children eat and the elderly get succor." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72518dec4fa5c2f889a985e22e036086a243a9b011ef57cbb2 

RIP PAM DOTO - One of the best (and therefore slightly mad) editors I ever was Bernard Hunt at the Key West Citizen, my first daily newspaper job. He posted this touching goodbye to a former colleague gone too soon. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72dcab9219cbc9ed6813d0bf81f270b6f9f8c2a291d5c165bf 

EL SHARKO OFF THE HOOK -"Attempted murder charges dropped against conservative 'Shark Tank' blogger," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: The Shark Tank blog's Javier Manjarres had been accused of the crimes by his sister's boyfriend, Jason Holowinski, with whom the sister said she had had a physical confrontation earlier in the day on March 25 in Boca Raton. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72fffd65d1bfe439d37888ac0368aa19ecbd4551053b51cdbf

--props to The Miami Herald for the "off the hook" metaphor, which I stole. So read Charles Rabin's story, too: "Florida politics blogger 'The Shark' let off the hook from attempted murder charge," http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72dc330ab32bf2149d292460addc1748d6996be48baf2b5c5f

ABBREVIATED LIVES OF...CHILDREN -- "What kids loved in life (superheroes and princesses) surround them in death," by Miami Herald's Audra D.S. Burch: "With dozens of teens and children killed by gunfire every year in Miami-Dade - 13 already in 2016, nearly one each week - the traditions of funerals have broadened in the face of violence: the symbols and characters of childhood have been transformed into themed services, the personal way families celebrate the abbreviated lives of their children."

--The haunting details: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle pall bearers, a grieving father places a Hello Kitty necklace around his 12-year-old dead daughter's neck, a bright yellow casket with black racing stripes "adorned with cascading flower arrangements including one fashioned into Spider-Man, and another of a basketball swishing through a net." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72c0fceb97d5c5e429c1d906d1c5c349d85a62ebc8ec90d96f

SKY HIGH -- "Buy a Condo, Get a Private Jet: Luxe Amenities Reach New Heights," by Bloomberg Politics' Lisa Selin Davis: "In the hope that buyers have not become completely immune to fancy treats, a new development in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., is offering something so over the top that it's actually in the sky. With every purchase of a condo at the 61-unit Aurora, owners get a one-year membership to JetSmarter. The company lets users charter private jets in 170 countries." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72ea58f4471d1232e6988d9c5b254eab1935adfabe41d40d50

SPACE HIGH -- "Deal to bring satellite builder OneWeb to Space Coast," by Florida Today's James Dean: "Space Florida's deal with OneWeb promises to generate 250 jobs and $80 million in capital investment, including a $36 million factory to be built at Kennedy Space Center's Exploration Park on Merritt Island." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7201d25dcd50b74137f6afc3faa753b754f7f58dc7a88f1dbd

FLORIDA KID POWER -- "Florida teen's science project catches Obama's eye," AP: A 14-year-old Florida girl's science project caught the eye of President Obama during the White House Science Fair. Hannah Herbst created an ocean-energy probe prototype. Last Wednesday, Obama stopped by her exhibit and pulled a string that showed electrical generation by a device using sea water. The design was inspired by her pen pal in Ethiopia as a way of helping developing countries find a stable power source by using untapped energy from ocean currents." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc7232afddb64ca419f856336851450a2416b1c5884e61073aae 

NEWS OF THE WEIRD AND WHATNOT...

-- "Car burglary suspect says he didn't break the law because he 'wasn't able to get inside,'" by The Tampa Bay Times' Zachary T. Sampson: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc721fc482216855d0a08e90860d4bdfde984af16002ebf95a04

-- "Pension fix only issue on Mayor Lenny Curry's agenda; everything else takes back seat," by Florida Times-Union's Nate Monroe: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc723c1d85a9abd2adef8171e898c52943f06ddf73f7194b4816

-- "Prosperous but undocumented," by the Sun-Sentinel's Miriam Valverde and Doreen Hemlock: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72a0e2dbdd2272a0f4e629b546df369bed4cbc7a78db85e55f

-- "Firefighters rescue pet iguana from tree," by News 6: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72ae1435bb505426b6aa50dbdd26a70d45aabd9740b1a6be3f

-- "Tiger kills zookeeper: Zoo-goers not deterred, look at tigers," by Palm Beach Post's Lulu Ramadan: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc72f9c23f8c83cfdd3b4343a4eccee85d59acca17428c9e5775

FLORI-DUH SKUNK APE -- "2 Lakeland men search for legendary skunk ape in Green Swamp," by News 13's Rick Elmhorst: "Two Lakeland men are out to find legendary Bigfoot-type creatures known as skunk apes in the northern Green Swamp. ... Mark Barton and Chris Conner have been searching the area for almost two years. The men have shot video they believe shows the head and part of the upper body of a skunk ape hiding behind a palmetto bush." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f67cea2f7e39bc728b8787c96e957ec39a66c459cf1f43aa8e30a2069946d388

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