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Charlie Crist Gets Owned(!) by Rubio on Fox Debate - Now
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Posted on 03/28/2010 6:16:00 AM PDT by quesney

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To: quesney
Outstanding! Go Marco. "We need somebody who can stand up to Barack 0bama. Governor, we cannot trust you" .... since you implicitly embrace him ...


61 posted on 03/28/2010 9:40:26 AM PDT by Servant of the Cross (the Truth will set you free)
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To: nutmeg

The Villages is filled with village idiots. I mean, what type of person would live anywhere near Orlando anyway? ;)


62 posted on 03/28/2010 9:44:01 AM PDT by Clemenza (Remember our Korean War Veterans)
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To: quesney
Rubio is our next shining star candidate.

Truly, we should be propping him up for a run for the White House. He is light years ahead of his kind.

I have also heard him speak. Incredibly intelligent and logical as well as a dynamic communicator. His running mate should also be Erik Cantor.

If we let this one slip by and ignore him over the likes of the current list of tarnished candidates, we deserve what we are going to get in 2012.

63 posted on 03/28/2010 9:44:18 AM PDT by PSYCHO-FREEP ( Give me Liberty, or give me an M-24A2!)
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To: ContraryMary
I saw the debate on Fox News Sunday. I was astounded to see Crist say on national television that he would have voted with Collins, Snowe, and Specter on the stimulus package. I can't believe anyone running in a Republican primary would say that!

And Crist aligned himself with McCain and Lindsey Grahmnesty as well. What's odd is that Mitch McConnell has endorsed Crist. Geesh, what are you thinking, Mr. Senate Minority Leader??

What I want to know is what's going on with some of the Florida Tea Party groups who apparently "aren't satisfied" that Marco Rubio is the best candidate. WTH??? Sounds like a bunch of stupid turf wars going on, or some people in FL are trying to turn their Tea Party groups into some "official" party or organization. Not good, if so... The Tea Partiers are supposed to be an "unorganized" group of grassroots patriots.

64 posted on 03/28/2010 9:44:26 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: quesney

Thats the first time I have heard Rubio and I was very impressed with the young man.


65 posted on 03/28/2010 9:46:18 AM PDT by winodog (We've got more people voting for a living than we do working for a living.")
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To: TomGuy
Rubio impressed me. He had facts and wanted to discuss issues. It brought to mind the Ryan v Obama exchange.

Same here... Rubio is by far the better candidate. What I hope to hear from Florida FReepers (I pinged some above) is WHY some Tea Party groups - specifically in the all-important "Villages" community - in Florida apparently "aren't satisfied" yet that Rubio is the best candidate. WHAT the heck is up with that??

66 posted on 03/28/2010 9:49:08 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: nutmeg

Pardon my ignorance, but is Rubio hispanic by any chance? If so, he needs to be on a fast track to the 2012 ticket.


67 posted on 03/28/2010 9:54:21 AM PDT by mtrott
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To: mtrott
Pardon my ignorance, but is Rubio hispanic by any chance? If so, he needs to be on a fast track to the 2012 ticket.

Marco Rubio is the son of Cuban immigrants... Marco was born in Miami, so yeah, that would qualify him to be President someday... ;-)

68 posted on 03/28/2010 10:00:18 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: nutmeg

The Villages are infested with yankee liberals. It’s a retirement community and most of the residents come from outside the state. What’s so hard to understand. He is liked immensely by the Tea Party groups in this state but as with all groups, some biases die hard. The Crist campaign was big early to float the idea that Marco was for Amnesty only because of his heritage and still tries to beat that drum.

Marco’s parents fled Castro and worked hard to give their children a future. His dad retired as a bartender and his mother at all sorts of service jobs like a hotel maid. Hard work, self reliance, you know the kind of things conservatives are really against (sarc).


69 posted on 03/28/2010 10:10:30 AM PDT by mazda77 (Rubio for US Senate - West FL22nd - JD Hayworth - US Senate)
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To: mtrott
White Cuban, but still "hispanic" per the US census. He is paler than me, and the mostly brown Mexican-American and Puerto Rican populations wouldn't accept him as one of them anyway (why should they?).

Marco has a strong future ahead of him if he performs well as governor. Happy to see that he is destroying teabaggee Charlie.

70 posted on 03/28/2010 10:10:59 AM PDT by Clemenza (Remember our Korean War Veterans)
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To: Clemenza; NautiNurse; JulieRNR21; floriduh voter; manc; seekthetruth
The Villages is filled with village idiots. I mean, what type of person would live anywhere near Orlando anyway? ;)

LOL! Oh come on, Clemenza, 50,000 or so "Villagers" can't all be idiots! ;-)

There are already stupid turf battles going on with some Tea Party groups in this country, and I'm just wondering if something is going on behind the scenes here. I suspect there are a few (hopefully ONLY a few) self-important "King Rat" types running some "chapters" of these Tea Parties, and they're not doing our side any favors...

The grassroots Tea Party movement shouldn't be "organized" and divided into "chapters" in the first place, IMO.

71 posted on 03/28/2010 10:11:11 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: Clemenza
Marco has a strong future ahead of him if he performs well as governor

Governor??

72 posted on 03/28/2010 10:12:09 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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ping


73 posted on 03/28/2010 10:15:17 AM PDT by Dedbone
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To: winodog; mtrott; Gadsden1st; lonestar; AlanD; mazda77; Guenevere; quesney; BigSkyFreeper; ...
Here's a video of Marco Rubio's wonderful keynote speech at CPAC last month, if you're intersted:

Marco Rubio - keynote speaker at CPAC 2010

74 posted on 03/28/2010 10:15:25 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: mazda77
The Villages are infested with yankee liberals. It’s a retirement community and most of the residents come from outside the state. What’s so hard to understand. He is liked immensely by the Tea Party groups in this state but as with all groups, some biases die hard.

Thanks for your reply. I assumed there are a lot of yankee liberals infesting The Villages, as in all of Florida. I thought most of the residents of The Villages were right-leaning, though, hence the HUGE positive reaction there for Sarah during campaign 2008. I hope you're correct in that some of these "biased" Tea Partiers in FL will get their act together and rally around Rubio for the GOP primary.

The Crist campaign was big early to float the idea that Marco was for Amnesty only because of his heritage and still tries to beat that drum.

Wow... I wasn't aware of that. Crist is the epitome of the word SLIMY.

Marco’s parents fled Castro and worked hard to give their children a future. His dad retired as a bartender and his mother at all sorts of service jobs like a hotel maid. Hard work, self reliance, you know the kind of things conservatives are really against (sarc).

Yes, Marco and his family have quite a story! I learned about his background while at CPAC last month. Rubio is a most impressive candidate, IMO.

Marco Rubio - keynote speech at CPAC 2010

I hope all this "financial scandal" around Rubio that Crist was trying to gin up is a nothingburger, as Karl Rove likes to say... ;-)

75 posted on 03/28/2010 10:24:45 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: PSYCHO-FREEP
His running mate should also be Erik Cantor.

...or Paul Ryan...

76 posted on 03/28/2010 10:25:52 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: nutmeg
There are already stupid turf battles going on with some Tea Party groups in this country, and I'm just wondering if something is going on behind the scenes here. I suspect there are a few (hopefully ONLY a few) self-important "King Rat" types running some "chapters" of these Tea Parties, and they're not doing our side any favors...

What has gone on is a bunch of Republican insiders have hijacked the grassroots movement and more or less have turned it into a fundraising scam. That isn't the case everywhere but there are cases where this is true.

77 posted on 03/28/2010 10:27:42 AM PDT by BigSkyFreeper ("Ked Tennedy would have been plowed... I mean, proud today..." - Senator Max Baucus (Drunk-MT))
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To: BobL

I’ve just about had it with Cornyn.....sometimes I don’t trust him any more than I do McCain. Hutchinson got her clock cleaned in Texas for gooberner and somewhere there is a REAL Conservative to take Cornyn down.......(somewhere).


78 posted on 03/28/2010 10:31:24 AM PDT by Dawgreg (Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.)
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To: BigSkyFreeper
What has gone on is a bunch of Republican insiders have hijacked the grassroots movement and more or less have turned it into a fundraising scam. That isn't the case everywhere but there are cases where this is true.

Yeah, I know of one nationwide group (NOT the Tea Party Express - they're clean as far as I know) where stuff like this is rumored to be going on. I'm not sure if I should name names here at the moment, as I can't yet prove it...

79 posted on 03/28/2010 10:32:48 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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To: Clemenza; NautiNurse; mazda77; manc; floriduh voter; JulieRNR21; seekthetruth
Happy to see that he is destroying teabaggee Charlie.

Just judging by today's debate, my husband is convinced Crist is gay... LOL!

He got married - to a woman - right before he was elected governor (or soon after), right?

Does Crist have any children? In the debate today he mentioned "...my children and grandchildren..."

80 posted on 03/28/2010 10:33:35 AM PDT by nutmeg (Bart Stupak: Judas, Neville Chamberlain or Benedict Arnold?)
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