As a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, I read Miami Herald recommends Marco Rubio and a long-shot newcomer for Senate, Pam Keith with more than a passing interest. I must admit, I also read it with mixed emotions. I thought the editorial was strong and correct in delivering its criticism of the both […]
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August 19, 2016 – I am currently vying for the Democratic nomination to compete in the General Election for United States Senate in Florida, but you may not know it. It isn’t for lack of effort on my part but rather because of a preordained decision on the part of certain members of the media […]
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Orlando, FL, August 05, 2016 -(PR.com)- The Zika virus has reached Florida while Congress remains in recess. One of that state’s Democratic candidates for United States Senate, “Rocky” Roque De La Fuente, thinks that Congress should reconvene before the virus spreads further. “President Obama requested funds in February to address the fight the spread of […]
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US Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia’s death has left an opening on the Supreme Court. Should President Obama’s nominee get a Senate hearing, or do you favor leaving that selection to the next President? Explain your position. The United State Senate should hold confirmation hearings for President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee. However, partisan politics […]
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Rocky De La Fuente Age: 61 Hometown: San Diego Party affiliation: Democrat 1) Why are you running for U.S. Senate? I am running for U.S. Senate for several reasons. First: I love my country. It has provided me with immeasurable opportunities and I want to give something back. Second: I have been living in the […]
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The Lakeland Area Chamber of Commerce held its Political Hob Nob event in the Florida Air Museum at the SUN ‘n FUN Expo Campus in Lakeland, Florida, last night. The event attracted 292 people and more than 25 candidates competing for a variety of offices. It’s traditional straw poll added some excitement and surprises to […]
read more »August 3, 2016 – I have had the unique misfortune to experience media bias in two different elections this year: the Democratic Presidential Primary and Florida’s United States Senate race. The coverage has been blatantly unbalanced and skewed toward name recognition only. I expected to receive disproportionately less coverage at the beginning of the Democratic […]
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