June 20, 2018
"Former Congressmen Patrick Murphy (D) and David Jolly (R) co-host the Steele and Unger show on Sirius XM POTUS channel 124 and discuss why gridlock rules Washington."
May 25, 2018
"This is not an endorsement of a Murphy-Jolly ticket, but I'd like to see how this experiment would play out in an era of deep divide in our state and country. Let's face it, it will take more than a #PurpleTicket to really bring back civility, but could this get us closer?"
May 24, 2018
"“Working across the aisle was a hallmark of my two terms in Congress, and the relationships I formed with members of both parties were invaluable,” Murphy said last September at the outset of the tour. “I look forward to joining my former colleague as we share our perspectives on ways we must work together to improve our broken political system.”"
May 25, 2018
"his is not an endorsement of a Murphy-Jolly ticket, but I'd like to see how this experiment would play out in an era of deep divide in our state and country. Let's face it, it will take more than a #PurpleTicket to really bring back civility, but could this get us closer?"
May 24, 2018
"“Working across the aisle was a hallmark of my two terms in Congress, and the relationships I formed with members of both parties were invaluable,” Murphy said last September at the outset of the tour. “I look forward to joining my former colleague as we share our perspectives on ways we must work together to improve our broken political system.”"
May 22, 2018
"Former U.S. Representatives Patrick Murphy (D) and David Jolly (R) announce they are considering a bipartisan ticket for Gov. and Lt. Gov. in Florida. The two join Morning Joe to discuss the possible unity ticket."
May 22, 2018
"In a quick four-minute appearance on MSNBC Monday afternoon, former Congressmen Patrick Murphy and David Jolly gave what seemed to be an elevator pitch for their potential run for governor and lieutenant governor."
May 22, 2018
"A bipartisan pair of former congressmen are making a case for sharing the ticket in a possible campaign for governor and lieutenant governor of Florida."
May 21, 2018
"The two will appear on MSNBC this afternoon and again Tuesday morning, then Fox News on Tuesday evening, according to Jolly. On the shows they'll be discussing the news of the day, plus gridlock in Washington and the need for bipartisan compromise — the same topics they've been highlighting during their speaking tour on college campuses and local Florida TV studios."
May 17, 2018
"The potential bipartisan bid — the kind of unity ticket makes pundits and political analysts quiver, despite the fact that it rarely pans out — has injected a surprise element into the gubernatorial race in the nation's largest swing state."
May 4, 2018
"A Murphy-Jolly bipartisan ticket would be the front-runner in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, according to the poll released exclusively to Politico Florida."
May 4, 2018
"The survey, conducted by Murphy’s former pollster and paid for by an unnamed Murphy supporter, bucks the commonly held notion that centrism — including a Murphy unity ticket with former Republican Rep. David Jolly — has no place in a partisan Democratic primary in Florida."
April 30, 2018
"If we really are tired of allowing the zealots among us to dictate the starting line for political races, then we should welcome an idea that promises bipartisan solutions from the beginning."
April 24, 2018
"For those who complain that politics is too political, two former Florida congressmen are floating an unprecedented antidote: A bipartisan ticket for governor."
April 23, 2018
"Jolly and Murphy have fostered a friendship over the past year, and have traveled across the U.S. on their tour "Why Gridlock Rules Washington and How We Can Solve the Crisis.""
April 10, 2018
"“One of the biggest things that are frustrating Americans on both sides of aisle, and perhaps resulting somewhat in President Trump’s election, was the lack of progress that people have been seeing,” said Murphy last year."
March 16, 2018
"Jolly & Murphy are taking their “Why Gridlock Rules Washington” show national, with upcoming gigs booked at Harvard University and in Washington, D.C., and Chicago."
February 18, 2018
"Murphy emphasized how letters, emails and petitions are not wasted efforts and often do make it to a member in Congress. His office received them by the thousands. He reviewed analyses from his team each week to identify which issues to pay special attention to."
February 14, 2018
"And the duo doesn’t hold back. According to shared accounts from both Jolly and
Murphy, their time in Congress was marred by partisan politics and an inability to get
lawmakers to cooperate."
February 12, 2018
"Jolly and Murphy say they are trying to pull back the curtain on Washington and shine a light on the inside reasons why D.C. is in a state of chaos and dysfunction."
January 17, 2018
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October 25, 2017
"The bipartisan duo deserves credit for touring college campuses in support of such ideas. They will need significant public support to have a chance of being implemented, because our current electoral system discourages lawmakers from supporting even these reasonable reforms."
October 13, 2017
"Gerrymandering, closed primaries and the role of money in politics are the biggest forces pushing members of Congress to extreme positions and preventing bipartisan problem-solving."
October 03, 2017
"They intend to speak openly about the political fundraising time-suck, endless campaigning and naked partisanship that keeps lawmakers from working together because party leaders tell them to avoid joining efforts with vulnerable politicians targeted for defeat in the next election cycle."
October 03, 2017
David Jolly and Patrick Murphy are touring the country to discuss the gridlock in Washington.
September 28, 2017
"Working across the aisle was a hallmark of my two terms in Congress, and the relationships I formed with members of both parties were invaluable,” Murphy said.
September 19, 2017
"Gridlock and dysfunction in Congress? Who better to critique the ills of the legislative branch of the federal government than two former members of the U.S. House of Representatives — in this case, a Florida Republican and a Florida Democrat?"
September 06, 2017
"This is a worthwhile effort to educate Floridians and build broader support for reforms that would encourage more bipartisanship and consensus-building to tackle the nation's most pressing challenges."
August 24, 2017
“I think what Patrick and I are focusing in on is regardless of where you consider yourself on the (political) spectrum, there’s a path forward to working together, and in this environment I don’t think there’s enough people speaking to that,” said Jolly.