Gallagher vs Crist (ON THE ISSUES) pass it on...

http://www.tg2006.com/pdf/comparison.pdf ^ | 15 August 2006 | David C. Osborne

[Phyllis]

Looking forward to the first Gallagher versus Crist televised debate Tuesday night August 22nd @ 8:00 PM.

There was an earlier one, not televised, that I missed. Maybe some questions will be answered on the 22nd. Hope so! Only a week away!

[JulieRNR21]

First Gallagher versus Crist televised debate Tuesday night August 22nd @ 8:00 PM.


If anyone hears of an online streaming site for that debate....please send me the link.

Many thanks,
Julie

[longtermmemmory]

This is everyone of on the primary ballot in FL.
I have highlighted the admiral for convenience in answering the question. It is not an endorsement.
Harris is finished. That is reality.
So now we have to look at the other choices.
I don't see any one who jumps to the mind.


I definitly don't want any more RINOs

Republicans

KATHERINE HARRIS, 49, Longboat Key: Former Florida secretary of state who grew up in Bartow, the granddaughter of major landowner Ben Hill Griffin Jr., elected to U.S. House in 2002. Campaign Web site: http://www.electharris.org

PETER MONROE, 63, Safety Harbor: Lawyer, businessman and former White House aide who served as chief executive of agency involved in cleanup of savings and loan crisis of the 1980s. Campaign Web site: http://www.monroeforsenate.com

LeROY COLLINS Jr., 71, Tampa: Retired two-star admiral and former president of a worldwide ATM network. Campaign Web site: http://www.leroycollins.org

WILLIAM "WILL" McBRIDE, 34, Windermere: Tampa-born onetime teacher, McBride is a corporate lawyer who emphasizes his Mexican-American and Dominican-American parentage. Campaign Web site: http://www.mcbrideforsenate.com

[Unicorn]

I'm voting Harris she is the real deal.

[JulieRNR21]

Harris is finished. That is reality.

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Maybe your 'reality' but Not for these people:

United States House of Representatives
John Mica
Ric Keller
Tom Feeney
Ander Crenshaw
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
Adam Putnam
Mike Bilirakis
Lincoln Diaz-Balart
Mario Diaz-Balart
Connie Mack
E. Clay Shaw, Jr.
David Weldon
C.W. "Bill" Young

State of Florida
Honorable Toni Jennings, Lt. Governor


Florida State Senate
Nancy Argenziano
Charlie Clary
Durell Peaden
Evelyn J. Lynn
Jeff Atwater
Burt L. Saunders
Michael S. Bennett
Mike Fasano
Steve Wise
Jim King
Paula Dockery
Jim Sebesta
Victor Crist
Ken Pruitt
Lee Constantine
Dennis Jones


Florida House of Representatives
Mike Davis
J. Dudley Goodlette
Denise Grimsley
Jeff Kottkamp
Paige Kreegel
Don Davis
Mike Davis
Michael Grant
Dave Murzin
Baxter Troutman
Larry Cretul
Jennifer Carroll
Kevin Ambler
David Rivera
Bill Galvano
Ken Littlefield
Ron Reagan
William Proctor
Hugh Gibson
D. Alan Hays
Donna Clarke
Dennis Baxley
Gayle Harrell
Juan Zapata
Julio Robaina
David Rivera
Rene Garcia
J.C. Planas
Carlos Lopez-Cantera
Marcelo Llorente
Anitere Flores
Fred Brummer
David Simmons
John Quinones
Gus Bilirakis
David Russell
Ken Littlefield
Kim Berfield
Frank Farkas
Everett Rice
Nancy Detert
Leslie Waters
John K. Stargel
Marty Bowen Mitch Needelman

Florida County Sheriff's
T.L. "Tommy" Seagraves, Jr. (Nassau)
Donald Fleming (Flagler)
Bill Gootee (Columbia)
Charlie Wells (Manatee)

Local Florida Leaders
Thomas W. Cadden, Mayor, Town of Indian River Shores
Bob Page, Councilmember, Green Cove Springs

[longtermmemmory]

real deal of what?

seriously, as a tactical issue I do not see how harris has a chance in h*ll of even getting within 10 points of Nelson.

I would much rather explore the options of the other primary candidates than blindly go with harris at this point. The notion of another harvard lawyer does not thrill me either, but if I have four viable choices I will look at them. No way am I voting for nelson and no way am I tossing my vote on a looney third party candidate.

[PJ-Comix]

Problem is that Harris is sure to LOSE. If Collins has the right credentials he just might be the one to back because of the name recognition.

[Dominick]

I am not impressed that the Broward GOP (the mighty Broward GOP who can't deliver the county to any republicans) endorses Crist.

They sure invoke the name Jeb Bush a lot, but I know better. Crist is not Jeb Bush, one big difference is that Jeb likes girls.

[Sherri]

" Crist is not Jeb Bush, one big difference is that Jeb likes girls."


Can you back up your vile accusations with some proof? Or are you just spreading rumors.

[floriduh voter]

davidosborne, at your convenience, please link your TOM GALLAGHER ENDORSEMENT THREAD here.

Since the date of that thread, Gallagher has also added Dr. James Dobson, Focus on the Family, a huge endorsement.

[floriduh voter]

Jeb Bush likes women!

[Cyber Liberty]

I get it. You're TLBSHOW, aren't you? You're a one man laugh machine....

[floriduh voter]

Why do Crist apologists always use icky words like vile? You're all grumpy and always saying "prove it". Meanwhile, Crist has yet to prove he was a good Attorney General. Being that he DIDN'T KNOW THAT THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE, he's going to take away the Christmas Tree at the Capital. Crist, the grinch who opened an investigation over 100 packages of golfballs. Why? Because the golfballs ended up in Catholic Hands.

Shame on Crist for investigating JOHN PAUL II High School. He seems to hate Catholics. He certainly gave TERRI SCHIAVO short shrift and stuck with the ACLU who helped her husband at the counsel table KILL HER.

How do you like supporting somebody who let an innocent woman suffer and die from starvation and dehydration? Was the Civil Rights Dept. at FLAG with an "L" closed each and every time Terri Schiavo was being tortured and finally bumped????? It was closed for business every time concerned citizens called. His office said they "didn't even have a civil rights dept."

[floriduh voter]

Charlie Crist doesn't know there's no separation of church and state. Do you want the atheists, the aclu, et al to run the state? That's what you're gonna get.

[MikefromOhio]

Charlie Crist doesn't know there's no separation of church and state.

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[Cyber Liberty]

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[Cyber Liberty]

I dunno. I put the needle down in the middle of the record again....

[MikefromOhio]

The double negatives abound....LOL

[floriduh voter]

This was a big case for Crist. 100 packages of golf balls went to a Catholic High School. There is no separation of church and state and instead of opening a file on this, Crist could have told the atheists/secularists that their complaint was frivolous. Instead he opened a file over 100 packages of golf balls. Here's the news story:

"2003 November 17 Tallahassee, FL—Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist announced that a Florida State Lottery practice of donating items to a fund-raiser for a Catholic high school would be reviewed to see whether it violates the separation of church and state. Americans United for Separation of Church and State brought the charge. For two years the Florida Lottery supplied 100 packages of golf balls with the lottery logo on them to a charity golf tournament held to raise money for John Paul II Catholic High School."

FV says: Charlie Crist, protecting Floridians from Catholics with golf balls for the biggest sep of church and state org in the country. Crist has also fought for the AARP and he is a MEMBER. We have the photo.

[floriduh voter]

Link re: separation of church and state IGNORANCE OF THE LAW by Crist.

Crist is clueless. Scroll down to November 17.

http://www.catholicleague.org/2003report/activists2003.html