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Tea Party Patriot Geoff Ross Confronts Charlie Crist at Florida Campaign EventTea Party activists like Senior Chief Petty Officer (Retired) Geoff M. Ross, President of the Emerald Coast Tea Party Patriots, help Florida Senate Candidate Charlie Crist get a humiliating second thumping from conservative, Marco Rubio.
Charlie Crist the Chameleon: 2010 November Elections Independent Political Party CandidateDiscover how Independent Party Candidate Charlie Crist is as unstable and ever changing, like that of a chameleon, in his political and moral positions in his pursuit of a win in this November 2010 election and race for Senator.- Florida: Why We Should Demand Change This ElectionVoting is always important, but for Florida, it's even more so. With BP's recent oil disaster, it's time for locals step up and demand change.
Can Florida Governor Charlie Crist Take Lead Away from Marco Rubio with Wexler Endorsement?Current Florida Governor Charlie Crist is running as an Independent for the U.S. Senate. Republican Marco Rubio has a comfortable lead at the moment and Democrat Kendrick Meek is closing in on Charlie Crist for second. Wexler is now endorsing Crist.- 2010 Florida Senate: Marco Rubio, Charlie Crist and Kendrick Meek in Three-Way RaceFlorida has found a new way to make headlines this election year, as Gov. Charlie Crist has made the Senate race a three-man competition. But the newly independent Crist still has ground to make up against Republican Marco Rubio.
- There Must Be Some Misunderstanding: On Charlie Crist, Jim Greer and Last Week's CommentaryCharlie Crist, Jim Greer, the new legal troubles headed their way and a few words about last week's commentary.
Governor Charlie Crist and the BP Oil SpillRecently, the BP oil spill has brought a lot of media attention to the Sunshine State, but Governor Charlie Crist may be using the oil spill to boost support for his Senate campaign.- The November Elections Are Soon Upon Us: Charlie Crist and Marco RubioHere is my opinion piece on the Florida Senate seat race between Marco Rubio and Charlie Crist.
Gov. Charlie Crist Changes Stance on AbortionDoes Florida Governor Charlie Crist's change in heart on abortion reflect his change in party affiliation on the ballot? He's recently changed from a staunch pro-lifer.
Florida Governor Charlie Crist Uses Oil Spill to Solicit Campaign ContributionsFlorida governor, Charlie Crist, sent an e-mail to constituents expressing concern over the BP Gulf oil spill and asking for campaign donations.
Former GOP Candidate Charlie Crist Out; Tea Partier Marco Rubio is FavoriteFormer Republican Charlie Crist will run instead as a no party-Independent in the Florida Senate Primary Race opposing Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Kendrick Meek.- Charlie Crist Leaves the GOP to Run as an IndependentSince Charlie Crist knew he could not win a republican primary against the more conservative Marc Rubio he decided to leave the GOP. Is this a good idea for the country?
- Charlie Crist Declares Independent Run for the PeopleDrawing the ire of the national Republican establishment, Florida Governor Charlie Crist officially declared that he is running as an Independent in the 2010 Florida Senate Race.
Florida's Charlie Crist to Run for Senate as IndependentFleeing from a substantial thumping by conservative candidate Marco Rubio in the Florida Republican Primary, Charlie Crist is taking an unusual, unprecedented approach in his campaign for Florida's Senate seat.- Florida Governor Charlie Crist is in it to Win ItAfter the announcement that Gov. Charlie Crist will run as an independent, one Floridian offers his insights and reasons for supporting Crist in the 2010 U.S. Senate Race.
- Gov. Charlie Crist Set to Announce Independent Senate RunSpeculation is widespread throughout the state of Florida about Gov. Charlie Crist's 5 p.m. announcement on Thursday. Sources say Crist will announce he is an independent for the U.S. Senate
- 2010 Senate Race: Charlie Crist as Republican or Independent?Speculation here in Florida has kicked into high gear regarding the 2010 Senate Primary Race between Governor Charlie Crist and former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio. Many are asking; will Charlie Crist run as an Independent? We'll know soon.
- Possible McCain Running Mate Charlie CristA close look at one of the top Republican vice presidential picks for 2008
- Looking at Charlie Crist as Potential McCain Vice PresidentCharlie Crist, current Governor of Florida, is a front-runner for VP on the Republican ticket. Learn about his stands on the issues and his personal life.
- Florida's Governor's Race Becomes Surprisingly TightCharlie Crist held a double digit lead in Florida's governor race not long ago. Today it is a virtual dead heat.
- Florida's New Governor Scott Has Big Plan for More JobsAt his inauguration, Rick Scott outlined his mission: To create more jobs for Floridians through smaller government and larger private sector.
- The Florida Governor Race 2010How the battle between Rick Scott an Alex Sink turned out and thoughts about about both candidates and their campaigns
- The Latest on the 2010 Florida Midterm ElectionsThis time I've chosen to report on both the Governor and Senate races and to list all of the issues that the candidates have indicated verbally or by action that they are running on. I also cover the amendments 5,6 and 7.
- Straight Outta the Sunshine State: A Tale of Crime, Corruption, and a Man of the PeopleCharlie Crist and Jim Greer once ruled Florida, but are they collapsing under the weight of their own treachery?
Florida Senate Race a Dead Heat Between Crist and RubioMy analysis of the tightening U.S. senate race in Florida between Charlie Crist and Marco Rubio and how each will fare in the coming months.- Florida Early Voting Rush is OnWith millions of Floridians heading to the polls to vote early, Gov. Crist orders polling stations to operate from 7 AM to 7 PM in key battleground state
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