Subject: POLITICO Florida Playbook, presented by Nuclear Matters: Why Rubio hasn’t endorsed Cruz (yet?) – Grayson touts climate change; invests in ‘Big Oil’ – FL poll: Hillary crushes Trump, Cruz – Meet the Dems' dark money group
From: Marc Caputo <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Mon, 2 May 2016 05:01:04 -0600

05/02/2016 06:58 AM EDT

By Marc Caputo ([email-masked]; @MarcACaputo) with Kristen East ([email-masked]; @kristenicoleast) and the staff of POLITICO Florida

Good Monday morning. A load of POLITICO Florida exclusives...

HILLARY POWER -- "Florida poll: Clinton leading GOP candidates suffering from 'brand damage'," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon and Marc Caputo: "Whether it's Donald Trump or Ted Cruz, the GOP's presidential nominee looks like a sure loser to Hillary Clinton in Florida because of the Republicans' lack of popularity with crucial voting blocs in the state, according to a poll conducted last week by the business lobby Associated Industries of Florida. Clinton would wallop Trump by 49-36 percent if the election were held today and she'd best Cruz 48-39 percent, according to the poll of 604-likely Florida voters.

"In this critical swing state, it is clear to us that Republicans continue to suffer substantial brand damage amongst all segments of the ascending electorate (younger voters, Hispanics & No Major Party voters) and this presidential campaign has clearly exacerbated these attitudes," Ryan Tyson, a Republican who's the group's vice president of political operations, wrote in a memo to his members. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761f0c501ada05069088d49a145fc9a18252f41c7ea071f30c5

STRATEGERY - "Why Marco Rubio hasn't endorsed Ted Cruz," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: The de facto plan, Rubio's backers say, is designed to help Cruz. It also, however, protects Rubio's political future, including if he decides to make another run for the White House. ... "At this point, number one, it's not a year where endorsements matter very much," Rubio told POLITICO. "And number 2: I'll just let it play itself out and work through it. I really want to come back and focus 100 percent on my work in the senate."

Rubio has already helped Cruz by renting him his fundraising list, calling him "the only conservative left in the race," withdrawing his name from the primary ballot in select states so as not to siphon votes from Cruz and petitioning to hang on to some of the 171 delegates he won to keep them from going to Donald Trump.

"Marco has significant political capital: his delegates, the delegates he won and those delegates who would show up at the convention and, when unbound from another candidate, would listen to what Rubio would say," said one Rubio insider. ... "What Marco isn't going to do is just endorse Ted, watch Trump win anyway and then, in four years, watch Cruz use Marco's endorsement against him if they both run for president again." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761bc77626f0d75d3a78c6fccba75c8145f6f3f32a85a88b2dc

-- "Marco Rubio warming up to Donald Trump," by The Tampa Bay Times' Alex Leary: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07616a8ea2c569b16be6634acf4cf2f93f0e153361ed5419bf30

-- "GOP shuns electronic ballots at open convention," by POLITICO's Darren Samuelsohn: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761509c3ca96ce719bb964dd66bec881551480e2616594fb233 

DO AS I SAY, NOT AS I INVEST -- "Grayson bashes 'Big Oil,' but privately profited from it," by POLITICO Florida's Marc Caputo: "Rep. Alan Grayson didn't hesitate at a U.S. Senate candidate forum last week when he was asked if fossil fuels should be kept in the ground to halt climate change. "The answer is yes. I can't think of anything else that could literally destroy the planet other than climate change," Grayson said. "We're playing dice with planet earth. That's very disturbing to me. I've worked very hard to try to avoid this."

But between 2008 and 2014, Grayson invested in at least 17 separate oil and carbon-energy companies and reported profits ranging between $1.8 million and $11.6 million, according to his congressional financial disclosures. (Those disclosures require transactions be reported in a range instead of exact dollar amounts, which Grayson's office declined to provide.)

Grayson's investments have included firms that have done business with the conservative Koch Brothers and TransCanada, the company behind the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline, which Grayson has opposed while Democratic opponent Rep. Patrick Murphy supported it. Other Grayson investments include Petrobras, the Brazilian company mired in scandal, and China Petroleum, which some experts suspected of investing in Iran amid U.S. sanctions. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07615ce3ad18d6ddb782aa4b1e1e49ca3b8d905df6cf43d6ca8a

GOP V. JOLLY - "NRCC blasts '60 Minutes' story, hidden cameras," by Jake Sherman and Hadas Gold: In a letter from the House Republican campaign committee to "60 Minutes" - obtained by POLITICO - NRCC Executive Director Rob Simms charged that Jolly lied in the piece when the congressman claimed he was told at a meeting that he needed to raise $18,000 every day. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076138b9cd6ee06e3bc8822a91a2dd77c4859cc8281a188d282f

THE DON'T STOP YET ACT - "Jolly attends fundraiser amid '60 Minutes' fallout," by POLITICO's Jake Sherman: "Rep. David Jolly - who went on "60 Minutes" last week to tout his bill [the STOP Act] that bans lawmakers from raising money - attended a fundraiser in his honor Friday, a spokeswoman confirmed. Tickets to the fundraiser, which was held at the private Capitol Hill Club, cost anywhere from $500 to $2,500 to help Jolly (R-Fla.), who is running for the Senate." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07615e98d664b11f5535ad70414d80035a51cab68d6d118ebe27 

VAST LEFT-WING CONSPIRACY - "'Fortress of Democracy': Wealthy Democratic donors fuel covert political machine," by POLITICO Florida's Matt Dixon: In South Florida, Terranova Corp. is best known as a commercial real estate company with a flashy $1 billion portfolio full of retail and office buildings that dot the region, but the firm's six-story building on Miami Beach also has a political nickname bestowed upon it by a core group of Democratic consultants: "The Fortress of Democracy."

The building's upper floors, which are protected by an elevator with a fingerprint scanner, have been home to offices for Obama for America, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, Democratic National Committee chair and South Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and Hillary Clinton's South Florida campaign office. Along with claiming a list of Democratic luminaries as tenants, it is also the informal headquarters to the Florida Alliance, a secretive Democratic group comprised of big-money individual donors and labor unions who grew weary of the Florida Democratic Party. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761deafbc0d9c3df683dcb095796f8cfb8c3def5fbb0a4da1eb

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DEBT WARNING - "Puerto Rico won't make $370 million in debt payments Monday," by AP: "Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla ... said Sunday that he had issued an executive order suspending payments on debt owed by the island's Government Development Bank, a default that will likely prompt lawsuits from creditors and could be a prelude to a deadline to a much larger payment due July 1.

"The governor said Puerto Rico can't pay the bonds without cutting essential services. Island officials spent the weekend trying to negotiate a settlement that would have avoided the default but apparently came up short. The development comes as Congress has so far been unable to pass a debt restructuring bill for Puerto Rico." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761d44f9d600a45eea17799db9edc974192acd0ebaee333807c

--"Q&A: Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis Explained," by AP's Ken Sweet: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761b1db6b28aaa811af729dac316fa82917f9285b27965c45d4

VENEZUELA DEBT WARNING -- "Venezuela doesn't have enough money to pay for its money," by Bloomberg News' Andrew Rosati: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07616f1f7476d785bf8bcb46fd70011433aa952a29e8a4fab858

ZIKA WARNING - "Fight over Zika funds rages with first U.S. death, Florida 'crisis,'" by McClatchy's James Rosen: "The first officially reported death Friday in the United States from Zika-related complications, a 70-year-old man in Puerto Rico, intensified a partisan battle on Capitol Hill over $1.9 billion in emergency funds blocked for two months by Republicans. With Florida claiming the highest number of cases of the deadly virus, lawmakers from the Sunshine State pushed GOP leaders to take up the appropriations supplemental bill that President Barrack Obama sent to Congress two months ago." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761d3aed904ec12fda54fd7b02cf4e184074aa17d7436325548

GOING TO CUBA - "Cruise to Cuba leaves Miami on historic voyage," by Miami Herald's Mimi Whitefield: "The Fathom Adonia moved into Government Cut on Sunday and then steered south toward Cuba to inaugurate the first cruise service between the United States and the island in more than a half century. Water canons saluted the ship as it steamed out of PortMiami on a cruise that had a Cuban feel - from the caf&eacute; Cubano served in the boarding area to the Cuban standards served up by Tomasito Cruz and the Havana Band. To make history "is one of the greatest honors a company can have," said Arnold Donald, chief executive of Carnival Corp. Fathom is Carnival's social impact brand." 
http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761215d912dc0970db76bd652a0b19e8d0e943e852597f577b9

FLEEING CUBA -- "With calmer seas, 42 Cuban migrants make it to the Keys," by Miami Herald's Larry Kahn: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07619e48d93f0e1550c7d992f5c4767b88505b460b144ab1fdae

-- "May Day is just another Sunday of repression in #Cuba," by Marc R. Masferrer on Storify: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761a01be3b5dfb414767f373e9330e18c9eaef72102c4575187

-- "DeBary mayor postpones Cuba raft trip because of weather," by Daytona Beach News-Journal's Austin Fuller: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07610bb2b67267b7275fa48eaa3902219fcecc905317f779c4d7

SMOKIN IN THE BOYS ROOM? - "Tampa's new pot law has schools revisiting rules for staff, students," by The Tampa Tribune's Anastasia Dawson: "City officials toiled over the details for months before adopting a law decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. It's been a month since the regulation took effect, but one segment of the community is still wrestling with its reaction to changes that make possession no more serious than a traffic ticket in the eyes of the law: Hillsborough County schools. Students likely still will be punished for possession - Hillsborough County schools are drug-free for all students and employees - but decriminalization could change the way teachers
 and other employees are hired, school officials say." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076164ee211a5fd002c1c1c8c18de1f8d15d849a9baf807218bd

KEYS DECRIM - "Caught with marijuana in Marathon? You may be fined instead of jailed," by Miami Herald: "Having a small amount of marijuana for personal use can now be treated as no worse than a parking ticket in the Florida Keys' three largest municipalities. The Marathon City Council has voted to allow police officers to issue non-criminal citations for possessing less than 20 grams of marijuana. The law, which imposes a $100 civil fine for the violation, took effect Wednesday." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761c9b0dca1cf604af6438580ab3dbbb647e912c19abffdca67

-- "Medical marijuana, solar power among five ballot issues facing Florida voters," by Ocala Star Banner's Lloyd Dunkelberger: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076123a1df76c66eb7480a584f7e093a13c560607c997836db36

-- "70-year-old pushes marijuana decriminalization," by Florida Today's Dave Berman: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761e359af33b7b4c587292e07c4852136a29534d286bbf3cc54

TRANSPROM - "Transgender teen steps out on prom night," by The Tampa Tribune's Anastasia Dawson: "It was clear to all who saw her Saturday night that Ariel Zavala is growing into an unquestioningly beautiful woman. Dressed in a floor-length red skirt, black mesh top and perfectly styled hair extensions, the 17-year-old Alonso High School senior was the walking embodiment of the glamour of prom night. Yet it wasn't her daughter's beauty that brought her mother, Monica Zavala, to tears as she watched her lip synch and mug for the camera with her friends over dinner. It was her bravery." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07617a7ccf64b56260950a593d33aee4e23ba8ce1a078a794457

THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES -- "Education secretary tells FAMU graduates to fight for justice," by POLITICO Florida's Jessica Bakeman: Police killings of unarmed black men, the Black Lives Matter movement, growing income inequality and the water crisis in Flint, Mich., demonstrate the urgent need for civil rights activism, the nation's top education official told hundreds of Florida A&M University graduates on Saturday. Newly confirmed U.S. secretary of education John King said that because of events that have taken place since members of FAMU's class of 2016 began studying at the historically black public university, their leadership is needed in the fight for racial and economic equality. 
http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07619b819bebb68153f31dc7bd6bdc8ac5e88c49d3f632287e06

SCHOOL CHOICE FIGHT -- "School voucher issue heats up, opponents head to court," by Tampa Tribune's Jeff Schweers: "A coalition of teacher unions and civil rights groups representing millions of public school children gets a second crack at persuading the courts they have the right to sue the state over a school voucher program that pays for children to go to religious private schools. But before they walk through the courthouse door May 10 to argue the merits of their case, supporters of the program have launched a massive publicity campaign - with television ads, rallies at the state Capital and social media accounts - to get them to drop the suit." 
http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761c17f739e179478771f1e922c2a6777a7f3b291cd508040dc

IN NAME ONLY-- "Our Opinion: State's 'Best and Brightest' bonus is neither," by Tallahassee Democrat editorial board: "The state is currently parceling out 'best and brightest' [teacher] bonuses that will undoubtedly miss a lot of long-serving, dedicated and skilled educators - while possibly rewarding some who may be off to a promising start, but might not be landing to stay in the classroom for a career." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07610dce59403241cea42af1c117f037ab1c493b69a7d75cb934 

WEBSITE, SEE! -- "Responding to congressional HIV questions, state points to website," by Times/Herald's Michael Auslen: "Interim state Surgeon General Celeste Philip on Friday responded to a letter from 11 members of Congress demanding an explanation of how Florida changed its count of new HIV cases. The members of Congress, which include Republicans and Democrats from across the state, wrote to Scott earlier this week asking about why the Florida Department of Health revised the number of new infections reported in 2014 from 6,147 to 4,613." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076193304e9aa7b996469f09b0459444ce61970c0c9a6a6d55b0

NUKE PLANT POLLUTION -- "Senate hearing targets groundwater contamination from FPL nuclear plant," by POLITICO Florida's Bruce Ritchie: State lawmakers questioned representatives for Florida Power & Light Co. and the Department of Environmental Protection for nearly two hours on Friday during a boisterous hearing on groundwater contamination from the utility's Turkey Point nuclear plant near Miami. Last month, Miami-Dade County revealed water test results showing that discharges containing low-level radioactivity had been found in Biscayne Bay. Discharges into the 6,800-acre cooling canal system are also causing a concentrated saltwater plume to spread west toward other water wells,
 according to an administrative judge's findings. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07614aa4e7bf018333232ddc10993a4cca6eda8d95113532926a

NEVER FORGET - "Elephants perform for final time at Ringling Bros. circus," by the Sun-Sentinel: "An elephant carrying a performer holding an American flag kicked off the final elephant performance at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus on Sunday, as the show closes its own chapter on a practice that has entertained audiences in America for two centuries but has come under fire by animal rights activists. Six Asian elephants were delivering their final performances in Providence, Rhode Island, and five performed in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, earlier Sunday. The last Providence show was streaming live on Facebook and at Ringling.com." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761f4375dadf41c8c300c668d888244508d34332381f06d0fda

NOT DEAD YET - "Lagoon water quality rebounds since algae annihilation," by Florida Today's Jim Waymer: "The Indian River Lagoon still glows green, but water quality tests show light at the end of the 'brown tide,' at least for now. Biologists report improving conditions since brown tide algae annihilated thousands of fish in March, mostly in the Banana River near Merritt Island and Cocoa Beach." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761898c6421bcd2c3ebc2ba20724a3a54aeae097ebbd2ea3fcf

TO SEE A SAWFISH - "'Huge' sawfish caught at the Naples Pier," by Naples Daily News' Jigsha Desai: "Naples resident Alex Pino shared this video of a 'huge' smalltooth sawfish that was caught off the Naples Pier on April 28. ... The video shows the fish was dragged to the shore where several men attempted to remove the hook as it thrashed in the water." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761f3288efe43c47d13eb58f40d0eda8b87005ef35a5f9d033b

ODD AND ENDS...

-- "Debbie Wasserman Schultz plays both sides of payday lending," by America Blog's Jon Green: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761017a5583f1de048e582b75753c355aaa3244814e194f1612

-- "Historic Everglades Rod and Gun Club is up for sale," by Naples Daily News' Laura Layden: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076102f535a6a9d3ba74ac5c126e278ea417b765faebbe26cd07

-- "'I choose a better life,'" by Alexi C. Cardona for Naples Daily News: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761803d0a05bf9ff6c7ef034e54bfa5c33b5da3f0985f36a374

-- "Medicaid leaves specialists out of reach for many Florida children," by Daytona Beach News-Journal's Maggie Clark: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761ce844cc826a00dfbaa9a4d7449239b0f2e64b4ae658f9eb2

-- "Lice in Florida schools: A touchy subject," by Florida Today's Ilana Kowarski, Sara Paulson and Jennifer Sangalang: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c076193e930babed135ffae9bd82a80cb3cb26cb2cf09cc4c1d43

-- "Florida heroin, fentanyl deaths skyrocket," by AP: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761db66f4d09ab965d1a65a17c9bd4674081201daaa08f07345 

-- "Jacksonville sheriff discusses punishment, policy after video showed officer striking handcuffed woman," by Florida Times-Union's Joe Daraskevich: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761521f3418579cc5770ca035f1876fd3947f30678f1fd03723

-- "Ersatz urbanism," by the Economist: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761ac28d21b8bdae8ac7f886328add6507446fe48e1aa7ad306

-- "Florida politicians spotted at White House Correspondents Dinner," by Miami Herald's Patricia Mazzei: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c07610be71700cc14072f1ef8f4bba8c814fd43b73990dc2a4d06

FLORIDA MAN FILES...

WORST FLORIDA MAN --"Man, 25, 'killed 52-year-old grandmother and stole her credit card to buy waffles before returning to have sex with her corpse'," by Daily Mail's Alexandra Klausner For Dailymail.com and Valerie Edwards: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761bdf0f916891657d6cca5ade75a04b60afa7833d7d310956c

NO BULL --Craig Pittman @craigtimes: "Oh #Florida! Cops call in real-life cowboy to wrangle cow loose in neighborhood." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761a8e245297b81a950f9d4faf0b7a48caa40e8752754685776

NOT WORTH IT -- "Florida man clings to car in extreme road rage incident," by WFLA staff: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761d4aff7320cc19e82a02bd41b8e4b09a7f3a8d0722d3f04e2 

TERROR ARREST? - "Sources: FBI foils terror attack at Aventura synagogue; 1 arrested," by WSVN-7: "Federal agents arrested a man who, sources said, was planning to throw an explosive device into a South Florida synagogue. According to law enforcement sources, the FBI set up a sting to thwart what they described as a terror attack at the Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center, Friday evening [during Passover]. Sources said agents posing as terrorists were able to stop the suspect, who, they said, may have converted to Islam. ... FBI officials declined to comment on the investigation, but 7News has learned the suspect will appear in federal court early this week." 
http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5fd378db343c0761dcca839a588665f472c572ce8e4d83af45f908995d681933

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