In less than two weeks, many Floridians (yes, even some of you convicted criminals!) will head to the polls, wait in line to have their names checked off by confused old women, and step behind the magic curtain to cast their vote for the office that, until recently, held the distinction of most powerful man in the world. A so-called battleground state, Florida is divided by citizens on both sides of the political fence, and after twentysome months of political rabble-rousing by pundits, surrogates, and campaign managers, most voters — even those who think Barack Obama is the second coming of Chairman Mao, and those who view John McCain as a fascist warmonger — are predictably exhausted by the rhetoric. Fear not: There are a couple of fresh faces in the... More >>>