[summer]

Re your post #13 - FL is a swing state, and if you have not yet figured out that the only way to win an election in this state is to get some of the other party's votes, then you haven't followed FL politics. Furthermore, Gov. Bush's education reforms are clearly NOT the mainstream line of the Dem Party. In addition, he has kept taxes low, and the first promise out of McLawyer's mouth was to RAISE taxes. So - wake up.

[glc1173@aol.com]

"Re your post #13 - FL is a swing state, and if you have not yet figured out that the only way to win an election in this state is to get some of the other party's votes, then you haven't followed FL politics."

The question is which party he'll get most of his votes from - and which he intends to. Is he - like GOP politicians here in North Carolina - getting the majority of his votes from GOP voters or at least them plus Democraps who habitually vote GOP, or is he mainly getting elected by liberals who vote liberal in every other election?