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Splotch ya later, Steve Bannon!

Washington may be a long way away, he said, but racism is everywhere. The Baker camp’s response: sewage…?

With less than two weeks left till the crowded St, Pete mayoral primary, two popular Democrats rally support for incumbent Rick Kriseman.

The Clearwater lawmaker launched his bid with jabs at his toughest opponent, who did not have a dolphin at his rally.

While she was there to honor local immigrants, last weekend’s events were front-and-center.

Citing a need to move past divisive symbols and rhetoric, he said such relics have no places in Florida’s public spaces.

He wrote an open letter to his fellow elected officials in the wake of anti-minority violence in Charlottesville.

The violence continued into Saturday ahead of a “Unite the Right” rally organized by white nationalists.

Popcorn, please.

The Mormino effect?

Roy Peter Clark, vice president and senior scholar at the Poynter Institute (which owns Tampa Bay Times) weighs in on the St. Pete mayor’s race.

Will he or won’t he?

The clock’s a-tickin’.

Someone is apparently very mad at two Republicans who helped turn the tide.

Obamacare repeal hasn’t happened — but progressives are still on guard.

They’ve basically already endorsed him via their coverage, but whatevs.

Members of a City Council committee backed the drafting of an ordinance 3—1.

One advocate calls it “alarming, unacceptable, and dangerous.”

Who knew there were sewage problems in St. Pete? Besides everyone?