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The country remains 9% more disapproving of the direction of the country today, as compared to the history making cycle 12 years ago. Meanwhile, Republicans are performing four points below the same time as that cycle.

Florida’s most prolific chameleon and original Orangeman, Charlie Crist, is at it again.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida. 

In the Republican primary in the 22nd District a total of 34,547 votes were cast. In the recount, the variance from the original count was two votes.

The only thing more absurd that suggesting the President of the United States can simply spend hundreds of billions of your dollars without authorization of Congress is for the Education Secretary to do so.

Florida’s hardening over the years – especially with the onset of the Miami-Dade Hurricane building code - appears to have significantly bent the curve of the cost of hurricane related damage in our state. 

A former president of the United States is being treated as though he’s guilty until being proven innocent of crimes he’s not been charged for.  

All of the focus has been and is on Trump for obvious reasons. But perhaps that’s been a bit of intentional misdirection right along.

The downside risk is 22% based on earnings multiples right now from current levels. That’s 3% less risk than a week ago and 35% less risk than the highs reached last year. There’s less risk in the market this week because stock prices fell slightly faster than fundamentals.

The sudden sense of urgency seems to point in the direction of attempting to identify people not named Donald Trump. Historically federal search warrants have led to charges being brought against the focus, which is Trump via obstruction as per the affidavit, over 90% of the time.