Tea Party Candidate Browning asked to run again in 2012 against 24 year incumbent "The Deficit Dude" Cliff Stearns.  

Don Browning sees the door now open for real representation for the District 6 citizens of Florida.  Possible additional Candidates  on Don's Short list include: Stan McClain, Kurt Kelly, Larry Cretul, Dennis Baxley,  Evelio Silvera, and Chip Morris.  

The future is bright.  Nothing against Cliff Stearns but it is time for him to take his Life Time benefits and get out of town.  Cliff has been standing in line, treading water for over 20 years.  He collects $1,000 per day for essentially no work for America or  District 6.  Cliff's earmarks go through CFCC and where his wife Joan works and mostly end up with hard left liberals in Alachua.  A few dribbles go to Jax, and Ocala.  Dr Dassanse and the Heart of Florida connection creating Regional Political Clout and funded by Cliff Stearns is the conduit.  Most of the earmarks and national donations to his political fund are "bridge payments" that insure election of Cliff Stearns at the expense of the 6th district.  This term will be his last, is heard on the street almost daily.

According to Astro Scientist, the Universe is 10 trillion days old.  Yes, 13.7 billion years ago, or 10 trillion days ago, the Universe was born in what is called the Big Bang.  You would have to borrow $2.00 per day, since the beginning of time to build a $10,000,000,000,000 debt that Cliff and his buddies have borrowed in the last 20 years.  

$2.00 per day since the universe began, is borrowed by Congress during The Deficit Dude's 20 years in congress. 

Rebuilding trust in Regulating Agencies is critical to saving Florida's Drinking Water Aquifers.  Sewage leaks are a problem and sewer effluent is sometimes intentionally disposed of into rivers, and the Aquifer.  Case histories are helpful in understanding that transparency is important in dealing with protected utilities.

 Generating Phosphorus from domestic sewage may be a new positive on the horizon.  Building Bio Fuel Energy facilities is also a technology who's time appears to have come.  We must get FDEP to "Fess up" to the vast amounts of Nitrate and Phosphorus they must discard daily if we are ever to make headway in our efforts to protect our Aquifers, said Florida's Water Czar Don Browning. Senator Charles Dean is Florida's leading Green Jobs Legislator. Representatives Kurt Kelly, Charles Van Zant, Alan Hays, Ralph Poppell, Senator Dean, Senator Steve Oelrich all are leading the charge for green jobs.  Turning Waste into Assets is visionary thinking.  Lt Governor Jeff Kottkamp heads up the Space Florida Board whose job is to bring high tech solutions to Florida.  Dr Ken Ford of ihmc will likely be at the lead in finding solutions for Florida's Aquifers.  Ihmc recently moved into new facilities in Marion County.  Standby for great things to come. 

Floridians become aware of a need for equal enforcement of polluters.  Utilities enjoy a special entitlement to take shortcuts.  Citizens must pay for utility mistakes.  FDEP is awash in Sewer Effluent.  Utilities are allowed to discharge harmful loads of nitrate into waters feeding springs.  Springs are showing signs of sewer effluent discharge.  FDEP can't keep under 1.0 nitrates because Utilities are discharging hundreds of times that amount into springs.  Utilities discharge 10 parts per million and higher.  Legislators are upset.

Citizens are held to a proper standard when it comes to pollution.  Normal citizens are prohibited from discharging pollutants, regardless of the size of water body being polluted.  Citizens are arrested, while utilities are encouraged to discharge as beneficial because the aquifer is so large, the pollutants don't seem to hurt the water body, because of dilution.

Example:  A barrel of Septage Sewer waste will bring an arrest of a person(s) dumping into a Florida Spring or Sinkhole.

The standard is different for utilities:  Utilities can discharge sewage effluent or any other pollutant if the water body being polluted is large enough to take the discharge.  Millions of gallons are discharged daily under this "interpretive standard".

Federal Authorities are requiring an actual standard to be enacted, much like a speed limit used to control traffic, a standard controlling the pollutant rather than allowing pollutants if the impacted water body is large enough to dilute the pollutants.

Think of a speeder on the interstate with the regulator in the passenger seat, "well Fred, do you think this 140 mph is too fast?  No traffic around and this corvette will do 180 mph.  No, this doesn't seem to be a problem under these circumstances, I believe we can go faster if we want to and still be safe."