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They're both crooked as hades. But at least Scott stands for something. Even if it is a petty as abiding by a no electronics rule at a debate. He's a principled crook. Crist will break a rule, just to see what he can get away with. That's what I took away from the whole "fan thing".
Crist just does what he wants, the way he wants. As it has been said, which way the wind blows, is the way Charlie goes.
It's an interesting race. Aren't both one-termers? Florida seems to have a way of being comfortable switching back to a former winner after voting him out earlier. In most states, you don't see that very much.
Looks like we cancelled out each others vote. I am no raging fan of Charlie Crist, but I've disagreed with Rick Scott's policies from day one.
Well this is the next year I will return home to Arizona. Frankly being away for 7 years I am not pleased way things are here. Its both Candidates, They are flawed by beyond words and have less than a shining public service record.
So do you support the Republican Charlie, the Democratic Charlie, or the now-today-Independent Charlie?
Not really much of a supporter of either Charlie, if I was in Florida this would be a hold my nose vote. Just would rather him over Medicare Fraud Ricky.
I voted for Crist today. I actually went into watching the debates will a very open mind to Rick Scott, but was extremely disappointed with what I saw.
I didn't phrase it well… one or the other will be a former winner this election.
I was thinking about Alan Grayson, who wins, loses, and comes back with another win. At least his district seems to be comfortable switching back and forth. Other districts in Florida may not be as comfortable.
I voted for Crist today. I actually went into watching the debates will a very open mind to Rick Scott, but was extremely disappointed with what I saw.
It seems very close still and very interesting. You voted based on the debates, our daughter and son is law voted based on them as well, plus concerns they have about Christ and voted for Scott. This shows how close it will be and how people think.
I didn't phrase it well… one or the other will be a former winner this election.
I was thinking about Alan Grayson, who wins, loses, and comes back with another win. At least his district seems to be comfortable switching back and forth. Other districts in Florida may not be as comfortable.
Grayson won this time in Osceola County. Previously he won, then lost in Orange County. I'm not sure without looking it up but the district may have been redrawn?
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