Mr. Crist believes he has stumbled on a political sweet spot, amid polls showing voters are angry at incumbents and disenchanted with both political parties.
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Only way to create jobs is cut taxes and spending
Marco Rubio, Republican Senate candidate in Florida is one of the new breed of candidates that recognizes the need to cut taxes to spur economic growth and cut spending to reduce the dangerous debt levels.
Class action lawsuit against Crist for campaign refunds
The lawsuit quotes Crist telling Fox News political news reporter Greta Van Susteren on March 9 that saying one thing and doing another is “perpetrating a fraud on people. … That’s not right. That’s not being honest and straightforward with the voters.”
Marco Rubio: “I’m Running Against Two Democrats- One Who Admits It Openly & One Who Doesn’t” (Video)
“Ultimately I am the only candidate in Florida that will stand up to this radical agenda.”
A desperate Crist turns to unions for campaign help
Crist shows he only cares about Charlie Crist as he reaches out to historically Democrat supporters in Florida’s senate race. “I want your help, I want your vote, I want your support, I want your endorsement and I am asking for it.” Crist tells the AFL-CIO. Union campaign support always means union payback from politicians.
GOP Official: ‘Zero Chance’ Florida Gov. Crist Runs in Primary
A national group that helps Republicans get elected to the Senate is pressuring GOP Gov. Charlie Crist to drop out of the Florida Senate race rather than run as an independent.
Teachers union pushes Crist veto of reform bill in Florida -campaign manager quits
Crist veto causes campaign chair to quit. “Your veto I believe undermines our education system in Florida and the principles for which I have always stood.” – Sen. connie Mack
The Conscience of a Florida Conservative – Marco Rubio
The would-be senator on his own political rise and how the Republican Party can show it deserves to govern again.
Marco Rubio and the Republicans who love him
People are scared by the Obama agenda. “I do not believe the president fully supports the free-enterprise system that I support,” Rubio says. Florida Republicans, Rubio believes, know in their hearts that Crist “is not going to go to Washington and stand up to this agenda and be part of offering an alternative — he’s just not going to do it.”