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Their site has been nationally recognized for it's unique stories and professional videos. The Shark Tank won the ''Best News Blog'' award at [[CPAC]] 2011. | Their site has been nationally recognized for it's unique stories and professional videos. The Shark Tank won the ''Best News Blog'' award at [[CPAC]] 2011. | ||
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* [http://shark-tank.net/ Official website] | * [http://shark-tank.net/ Official website] | ||
* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Shark-Tank/164858597334 Facebook page] | * [http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Shark-Tank/164858597334 Facebook page] | ||
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The Shark Tank "Welcome to Florida's Political Feeding Frenzy," is a conservative media website covering politics in swing-state Florida. The site is busy following the antics of Debbie Wasserman Schultz and former Republican Charlie Crist and liberal Alan Grayson. In addition, the rising stars of the GOP Marco Rubio and Allen West are well documented. More stories can be found about Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh, both of which call Florida home.
Their site has been nationally recognized for it's unique stories and professional videos. The Shark Tank won the Best News Blog award at CPAC 2011.