Subject: POLITICO Florida Playbook, presented by Nuclear Matters: ‘MASTER OF THE GAME’ handling Rubio job offers –Legislative session access price: $36.1m – CLC’s Miami stronghold – Sanders v. Wasserman Schultz ‘shade’ - Racist McShootface 2?
From: Marc Caputo <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 19 May 2016 05:01:05 -0600

05/19/2016 06:58 AM EDT

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

Good Thursday morning. How about four POLITICO Florida scoops to start the day?...

MARCO'S MONEY MAN -- "Rubio hires DC's 'Master of the Game' to field job offers," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: Robert Barnett, the Washington superlawyer who negotiated about $1.3 million worth of book deals for Marco Rubio, has been hired by the U.S. senator to handle the crush of job offers he's getting ahead of his retirement from elected office in January.

"Senator Rubio has already received many -- and will receive many more -- inquiries from interested individuals and entities. They come from a wide variety of sectors and reflect the fact that he will be in high demand. Of course, many of the speakers' bureaus want to sign him up too. He will likely also do some teaching. We won't start negotiating anything until we receive guidance from the Ethics Committee," Barnett, who has represented the current and former presidents and former presidential contenders like Rubio, said in an email to POLITICO Florida.

Rubio has reported $1,277,500 in total income from the two books. That includes $102,500 in Penguin Random House royalties Rubio earned in 2015, according to a financial-disclosure form filed Monday... In the acknowledgements of his second book, Rubio first thanked Jesus Christ and then "my very wise lawyer, Bob Barnett." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=13974516e6634053cb82f9a95dd24739e06a4e6eff937e63750d18e3b1343cdd

...And in the race to replace Rubio in the Senate is his friend, Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera, who has a new poll of their home-country Republicans...

FORTRESS MIAMI -- "Lopez-Cantera poll shows Miami-Dade is his stronghold in U.S. Senate GOP primary," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: The new survey from his campaign shows Lopez-Cantera winning 51 percent of the county's GOP vote in a theoretical match-up against the other four Republican candidates, all of whom are basically unknown in Miami-Dade when compared to the lieutenant governor. Businessman Carlos Beruff (9 percent), U.S. Rep. David Jolly (4 percent) and U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis and businessman Todd Wilcox (each with 3 percent) ...

Lopez-Cantera's focus on Miami-Dade is an indication his campaign welcomes the crowded primary field. The more candidates who run, the more it gives each a chance to do better by juicing turnout at home. And in Lopez-Cantera's case, home is Florida's most-populous county, which has the most Republicans and where he served as property appraiser before he became Gov. Rick Scott's running mate in 2014. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=0ca4af9288e41920953018165adf6168782caa4bd2993a1041dfad923e40a1ff 

DEM REFUND -- "Murphy continues to take heat over donor with checkered past," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: The federal arm of the Florida Democratic Party donated a $10,000 contribution from a Miami donor that pleaded guilty to domestic abuse charges. It's the latest in a round of Democratic candidates and committees that are returning contributions from Ibrahim Al-Rashid, who in 2014 received one year probation after pleading guilty to assault charges. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f79f2a16f25c0926bcb25a932a1b0d663cf5a9b2e57ebb8acf65807974df99da 

Overall, companies, organizations and individuals spent $36.1 million lobbying lawmaker during the first three months of the year, the biggest individual quarter since the same period in 2012, when $36.2 million was spent.

PRICE OF 850 ACCESS: $36.1m -- "New faces, spending boosts help push lobbying fees to near record levels," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: In the world of big-money Tallahassee lobbying, the North American Insulation Manufacturers Association is usually not part of the conversation. And for good reason. The Washington-based group, which is a lobbying arm for insulation companies, has never before registered to lobby Florida lawmakers. The group has a presence in other states and in Washington, but has never worked the halls in Tallahassee. That changed last quarter, when the group spent an estimated $45,000 to lobby the Legislature. 

Overall, companies, organizations and individuals spent $36.1 million lobbying lawmakers during the first three months of the year, the biggest individual quarter since the same period in 2012, when $36.2 million was spent. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8bc0928076e54cfcad8d0c11d3b03c43de7c75c0de3a6e22b003ef26d70dc4aa 

...OK, now with the rest of the news. Let's circle back to Rubio for a few...

THE SENATOR FROM TWITTER - AP's Gary Fineout and I are dolts. After Twitter first started up and he left the Florida House in 2009, Rubio invited us (when we both worked at The Miami Herald) to join via one of those pro-forma emails. "What the hell is Twitter?" I asked Gary. It sounded silly. I didn't sign up at the time. Now we and 1.36m others follow Rubio. And now that the presidential election is over for him, the senator's Twitter is fun again (ask WaPo's Chris Cillizza). At one moment, Rubio's condemning Venezuela's regime or trolling the Twitter handle of a HUD "slumlord," then he's talking about replacing Florida's DC statue of Confederate Gen. Kirby Smith with a likeness of UF
 Gator-football icon Tim Tebow bowling over a Florida State defender (extra points for targeting FSU, alma mater of Rubio's COS, Alberto Martinez)....

NOT SURE HE'S 'FRUSTRATED' BUT OK... -- "Senator Marco Rubio speaks on the frustration behind his tweets," by News Channel 8's Candace McCowan: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=b0e9a15217fdeff60ffd7f6b15a8ab0ba011928a770a74f5c79c57b76cec311e 

-- @marcorubio: "Hoping House will pass our sanctions bill soon so those doing this to #Venezuela & stealing $ don't get away with it http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=23ab77505de3cfabb137a8339bb868bf9120548ea83e999c7f71bba1b4443ab6

-- Rubio: "Going to continue to expose slumlords @GMF_Missions. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=dec602d16de42ebaf861af3c284289808027da4385f7affd557e41d52b8eade8

-- Rubio: "Here's suggestion for #Florida which [is] looking 4 help replacing state statue in U.S. Capitol." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=b726dfedc517326696df660b223e43f5a6918222e1b48aad06ad8e5d46108d44

-- Rubio: "Here is link for suggestions in case you didn't like mine. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ffd8dfdf2e0a6ede71f96a3179e7e53b6859b6bc831bd3f51d9e5a2b51247dbb

-- Gary Fineout @fineout: "Consider this the ultimate Florida man or Florida woman test from the Fla. Dept. of State: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=30e4f8be3c535144a35e94b061249c0bc8a6734088362eae8646c513b431dc09

 -- @craigtimes Craig Pittman: "I vote for an animatronic @Carl_Hiaasen riding an alligator while waving a machete."

SOCIAL MEDIA SOCIOPATHS - HEAD -- "A Combat Veteran Runs for Congress, and the Scrutiny Intensifies," by The New York Times' Emmarie Huetteman: When CD-18 candidate and double-amputee/vet Brian Mast "announced the endorsement of Senator Joni Ernst, Republican of Iowa and also a combat veteran, one commenter on his campaign's Facebook page expressed skepticism: Does Mr. Mast have to wear shorts to accommodate his prosthetics?

"Or is he purposely using his disability for his campaign?" the commenter wrote. "What I know of him, I like him, but this bothers me." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=cc2d46a4dec298dbc1facae410afb4bf17fa37d55ac7d9a52a339690b62e38be 

--Good story. But it would've been nice if it gave a shoutout to the guy who first reported this story about Mast's trolls. And since not, we will.... 

-- "Combat Veteran Brian Mast Accused Of Exploiting Prosthetic Legs For Political Gain," by The Shark Tank's Javier Manajarres: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=0327ca8f5b697d89ad82952b88f44e56346becd541acfce3728544597859c6cd

FLORIDA WOMAN -- "Sanders camp slams Debbie Wasserman Schultz for 'throwing shade'," by POLITICO's Nolan D. McCaskill: The latest controversy roiling the Democratic Party showed no signs of abating Wednesday, as Bernie Sanders' campaign put the onus of the rift splitting Democrats on Debbie Wasserman Schultz's failed leadership, accusing her of "throwing shade" on the Vermont senator from the beginning.

The chaos that ensued Saturday in Nevada at its state convention over what some perceived as unfair delegate allocations erupted onto the national scene and has lingered beyond two additional Democratic primaries, exposing the Democratic Party to infighting as the Republican Party takes steps to unify behind its presumptive presidential nominee. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=0927f63f15eb4fe53695229563cee02b6ea8eab604579ecb4cb10b43ea65bbfc 

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NOTA FOR POTUS? -- "Firm vetting independent run cites 'historically' bad Clinton-Trump numbers," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have such "historically high negatives" that an independent candidate could make the presidential race a close three-way contest, according to a national poll and analysis by a Florida Republican consulting firm involved in attempts to draft a top-tier third party challenger.

Trump received 34, Clinton 31 and a generic third-party candidate 21 percent of the theoretical vote, in the poll of 979 national voters conducted by Gainesville-based Data Targeting. The survey, which didn't poll any specific third-party names, focused primarily on how deeply unpopular and theoretically vulnerable Trump and Clinton are. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8924f9206ec53e47bf68fbda2107bf4eb5a6f718945783f642fe54acdd2525b5 

TRUMP LAMENT -- "Jeb Bush on an election loss: GOP will 'have ourselves to blame'," by USA Today's Eliza Collins: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=bbd41b37b6622f4f5ca64ba7e4bd63e7c42199bfcf52963633d9cfdb22e8db66 

POTTY TALK -- "Mary Thomas releases radio hitting Obama's bathroom policy," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: Republican congressional candidate Mary Thomas is going up on the radio airwaves Wednesday with an ad hitting the Obama administration's directive that school districts must allow students to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender-identity. "It's outrageous," Thomas says in the ad. "Men should use the men's room, women should use the women's room. It's just common sense." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=818648112bc69b0bc7be3c446563e43b07e7b95c912caa7939a6104a79b2d21e 

ZIKA FIGHT -- "Three Florida Republicans object as House approves $622 million for Zika," by Tampa Bay Times' Alex Leary: "Those against were Reps. Vern Buchanan, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Carlos Curbelo. [The GOP-led House approved a $622 million Zika plan] is at odds with the $1.1 billion approved Tuesday by the Senate and the $1.9 billion the White House wants." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f42c62d2b0b48f48338bb575d6601b5e5e712d4f3e2765f2a7f92a169ed77ce7 

ROBBING EBOLA TO PAY ZIKA -- "Ebola czar: Congress is fiddling on Zika - and America is getting burned," by POLITICO's Dan Diamond: Ron Klain, who served as White House Ebola czar and as Vice President Joe Biden's chief of staff, told POLITICO's "Pulse Check" podcast that Congress has failed to heed the lessons of the Ebola epidemic, and that the Zika funding battle has become unforgivably partisan in the face of such dire human costs, including severe brain defects in infants.

"The babies being born are neither Democrats or Republicans," he says. "They're babies."

The House's patchwork $622 million funding plan... That bill would fund Zika research partly by taking money previously appropriated to fight Ebola. "They're fighting over a difference of money that the Pentagon spends every eight hours," says Klain, who now works as a venture capitalist. "In the context of Washington, this is relatively small sums." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=35864290772396bcf7ca06e84acdf59f8ea75cd27cc944e11bffe5a2ac6eb300

PROMESA PROMISE? -- "Ryan strikes Puerto Rico debt deal with Obama administration," by POLITICO's Rachael Bade and Colin Wilhelm: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8dcf8a2c9ae343b8de99e5261c63fa49d80ce13bb266cf38e814870a3daa7ec1

GRAHAM'S JIHAD -- "Bob Graham: 9/11 support goes to the top of Saudi government," by Yahoo News' Stephanie Sy: "Is there a smoking gun in the 28 pages that were redacted from the congressional joint inquiry on intelligence from before and after the 9/11 attacks that links the Saudi Arabian government to the attacks? A co-chair of that inquiry, former Florida Sen. Bob Graham thinks there is one. He also says the link goes all the way to the top of the Saudi government and that the government's funding of terrorist groups continues to this day." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=14abdc1a109e91201c7a0d00db0aa392bac6dbf1064ccc7a9220ff98bed1e255

HMMM -- "All we hear is jobs, jobs, jobs, so why is Florida absent from this list?" by Tampa Bay Times' Robert Trigaux: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=9d88c5741ec244e1c86b9e15af0af5c3e126a875fbee642ceee8833f78867fa2

TOXIC - "Flores' opponent accuses her of lying about environmental record," by POLITICO Florida's Bruce Ritchie: Andrew Korge, the Democratic challenger to state Sen. Anitere Flores of Miami, on Wednesday accused Flores of lying about her environmental record in response to a POLITICO Florida story. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=001abfb5da281cfa5620ba06c52cd558bf3410f70d70e09565bcec8be3c96122

MEDICAID EXPANSION? NAH... -- "New surgeon general wants Florida to be 'a national leader in public health," by POLITICO Florida's Christine Sexton: In an email to Department of Health employees on Wednesday, newly appointed state surgeon general Celeste Philip said she was "dedicated" to making Florida "a national leader in public health." Gov. Rick Scott removed the "interim" tag from Philip's title Wednesday morning, naming her state surgeon general and health secretary. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=99bcd60a51677f8a3fcd51a16fe80523dff9159012ea0143372fe16568acd372

WATER WARS - "Alabama, Florida senators urge Congress to resolve water wars with Georgia," by POLITICO Florida's Bruce Ritchie: Saying a resolution to the decades-old tri-state water wars "does not seem any closer than when it began," the U.S. senators from Florida and Alabama urged their chamber's leaders this week to press the states to work on a solution. Alabama, Florida and Georgia have been battling in federal court since 1990 over water from the Apalachicola, Chattahoochee and Flint rivers. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=db3ac646c9a43049bde490b49d0293054af42190b692b8201fb3f77105f177ed

IMMIGRATION WARS -- "Southern Poverty Law Center sues school district over immigrant education," by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: The Southern Poverty Law Center sued Collier County's public schools Wednesday, accusing the district of discriminating against immigrant students with limited English proficiency... the legal advocacy group...said the district had broken state and federal laws by not allowing three immigrant students to enroll in traditional schools, instead "[funneling] them to non-credit, English language-only, adult programs that charge a fee." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=47d809b7aa3ab48f924fb78cdc48d6af598981bd67742e3be07c1653de0229e7 

GAME DAY NOT GUN DAY -- "Judge dismisses lawsuit over FSU 'game day' gun policy," by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: Florida Carry Inc., sued FSU over the prohibition [of guns at games], which was included in an online publication regarding procedures for on-campus football games. In response, FSU administrators updated the guide so it reflected that while guns are otherwise prohibited on college campuses under state law, they may be stored in parked cars. Because the university quickly made the revision, Judge Charles Dodson determined the case was "moot" and dismissed it. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8dd6a78e668cf1dd17cbf4f0b4739f36b429ff772e0aa74083151d09b060822d 

PLACE YOUR BETS? -- "State economics unsure of gambling amendment price tag," by the Tallahassee Democrat's James Call: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=091fd3a9376072c798c22342c4017a40001a078830458c4c5f755ffc6f902905 

JAXpot -- "Council member proposes November referendum on slot machines in Jacksonville," by the Florida Times-Union's Tia Mitchell: "Legislation has been filed with the Jacksonville City Council to put a referendum on the November ballot on whether to authorize slot machines at bestbet's facility in Arlington...final approval [could be] June 28." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=4b938aada58d5ffc74adb563000b3ee3e6671173ea26af7e9b8aaf046a39ec2c 

SHOW ME THE MONETARY IMPACT -- "FPL parent company asked to report on cost of sea level risk," by the Miami Herald's Mary Ellen Klas: "Shareholders at NextEra Energy's annual meeting in Oklahoma City on Thursday will be asked to vote on two issues that the parent company of Florida Power & Light and its board don't support: a mandate that the company annually report on the risks and costs of sea level rise and another that it disclose all campaign contributions made to candidates, campaigns and non-profits. Coral Gables activist and NextEra shareholder, Alan Farago, successfully petitioned federal regulators to require the company to have shareholders vote on a motion to require the company
 to report annually on the risks and costs of sea level rise at its operations." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=a94ff84617e8f5e066886cfea6e89f90d5d5ba34c0672ba99c2b69f9f6666bab 

FLORIDA MAN. AND WOMAN....

-- "Florida man charged with impersonating senator to get out of loan," by WFTV: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=87750335654be9b8e2e5d1a12bfca7b9d266bb834873e2d8278a351c91914f96

-- "Sanford woman accused of illegal silicone injections that may have led to drag performer's death," by WFTV: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=0c6b3f76bac908dbe3d715d805f61a34df5597f1cb0241fa8b91a27d8ea75107

-- "Key West wedding planner accused of defrauding 2 couples," by Local 10 News ABC: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=2ff8271c7fe8ce774f6c823df74d9a1a7ff449516a05640738df3ea946739f20

-- "Florida Mother Finds God in Her Newborn Baby's Soiled Diaper," by Patheos' Hemant Metha: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d3dd2e417e1211f7d443dac12841e4fb6e85deed4335ffcd47e38133cfed795f

-- "Walmart Theft Suspect Told Cops She Was 'Too Lazy' To Pay For Stolen Sex Toys," Buster http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=3c35c9e95e266b1ad442afca86b657b0a332ee0c76429069b82d013baa3c097a

-- "Retired Herald Photographer Walt Michot Chased Down a Burglary Suspect," by Miami New Times' Chuck Strouse: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=98ecdfc87a4a92d5c117c306e06a8218b3e3c927aff649c8aab010fc56c7c039

-- "Nearly-naked man raising money for college at the Outlet mall," by CBS 12's Gary Detman: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=16760c47f5dde954af8f4e747a80cf61c8ceeeb34c564403e4ede5e5b59be3c6

-- "Man threatens to inject Uber driver with HIV, police say," WBPF: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=591d0c713eb4fbf8b74e712e0011434cd3a46b689e91b0b21a7757f420b74f1e

STOLEN HISTORY -- "Former top aide to Fisher treasure-hunting enterprise busted for stealing valuable historic coins from his boss," by Keys Info Net's Gwen Filosa: "A Key West man, who until April was the top assistant to treasure-hunting heir Kim Fisher, stole two coins valued together at $46,000 from his bosses and tried to sell them to a California dealer he found on eBay, police said." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ed2b524eee8bf948245f165948d3292234803279e973d41e389baeac60410bf9

GET OFF MY LAKE! -- Craig Pittman @craigtimes: "Oh #Florida! Teen put in jail for fishing in lake at retirement village." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=84844189bfb88d7adf08bad0dff1aad50ea2763c43b5ed00c69ac7751763c483

RACIST MCSHOOTFACE 2? -- The last time George Zimmerman tried to auction the firearm he killed Trayvon Martin with, a phony bidder named "Racist McShootface" helped shut down bidding. There might have been a phony bid again. Either way, this is somewhere between hoax and awful.... 

--"George Zimmerman: Gun auction winner to be notified 'immediately,'" by Orlando Sentinel's Stephanie Allen: "Bogus bidders apparently took over George Zimmerman's third attempt at auctioning-off the gun used to kill Trayvon Martin, but that might not have hindered him from finding a real buyer. The auction, on UnitedGunGroup.com, ended at noon with a final bid of $138,900 made one minute before closing by a user named 'John Smith.'

"A person identifying as Smith told the Orlando Sentinel that his bid wasn't serious. He said he wrote a computer program to bid automatically for him and that United Gun Group eventually noticed and deleted his account. It's unclear if a sale has been finalized. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=83b4eb1b58fb1c933874addd652ba546e30fe7432740170df5b9a8d9d9080ea7

JERKY MCJERKFACE -- "George Zimmerman Taunts Trayvon Martin's Parents: 'They Didn't Raise Their Son Right,'" by The Daily Beast's Gideon Resnick: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=41a550c7096559844ededc2e4387adf5ba44ed0d0490522e471d5f873b6670a6

CHESTERVILLE -- "Inside 'Pervert Park': Safe Haven For Sex Offenders," by The Daily Beast's Jen Yamato: There are over 500,000 convicted sex offenders in the United States ... But down in the state of Florida, 120 of them live in a uniquely supportive safe haven-a St. Petersburg trailer park run by the Florida Justice Transitions program, the rare housing outfit to actually welcome rehabilitated sex offenders into its ranks. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=0380a26fcd728864e2b624a30ce253100f2c385b31d40ded6049771a8b8a59f9

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