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Getting back to topic...........

TALLAHASSEE - Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist told a radio talk-show host on Friday that civil unions between gays are "fine."

Crist, the front-runner for the Republican nomination, added that he has not decided whether Florida should lift its long-standing ban on allowing gays to adopt children. He hasn't yet "reached a conclusion," he told Miami radio talk-show host Jim DeFede.

"Haven't taken a position yet," Crist told DeFede.
"Not thought about it one way or the other?" DeFede asked.
"Not extensively," Crist replied. "I haven't reached a conclusion, is what I said."

Later on Friday, when asked to clarify his position, Crist backed away from his radio comments.

excerpt: http://feeds.thestpetersburgnews.net/?rid=bae2f2fdd700cd11&cat=30ca9883873cb9af&f=1

Charlie is nothing but a flip-flopping PHONY!

If it weren't so sad, it would be funny.


1,258 posted on 09/11/2006 2:15:14 PM PDT by Sun (Hillary had a D-/F rating on immigration; now she wants to build a wall????)
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To: Sun

The Republicans made their choice, okay, fine. However, my concern is that the choice cannot beat the Democrat. That is my problem. I am worried about how the Democrats would cheat in '08 if they controlled the state.


1,261 posted on 09/11/2006 2:17:35 PM PDT by yellowdoghunter (Vote out the RINO's. Volunteer to help get Conservatives elected!)
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Do you see the humor in a Gallagher supporter calling Charlie Crist a flip-flopper? Do you have any historical perspective of Gallagher's political stances? You might find them interesting.


1,271 posted on 09/11/2006 4:17:13 PM PDT by MedNole
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