…are the details of this hit job known to anyone but RedStaters?…i.e. to Florida voters?

Or will it all remain under wraps until after the election?

I’m sure, when the dust settles, Charlie will be the first to come out and admit it’s an outrage. Then again, perhaps he should just keep his mouth shut,

…incompetence. We have a right to expect a dirty tricks enterprise to be run better than this one has been.

The fact that Le Mieux stupidly went around telegraphing the initiative is sophomoric, at best. It’s like a kid bragging about knowing ahead of time that a friend is about to throw a cherry bomb into a toilet at school.

Come on, Charlie! How do you expect us to have confidence in your ability to be a typical self-serving member of Congress, when you can’t even get the basics of mud-slinging done correctly?

of course…we can’t afford to luxury of principles can we? Isn’t that what the old guard Viche establishment been telling us?

If Crist had a core of principles and a simple standard of integrity and honesty…none of this would have happened yet.

And what’s so tragic is this…the NRSC is now tarred with the error they made in jumping on the Crist Bandwagon…and no matter how far he sinks…or how incompetent and desperate Crist and his lackeys get…the NRSC will be to arrogant to admit their mistake and withdraw their support

The “Big Tent” analogy isn’t the correct one…the correct one is a MAGNET…we need to be a MAGNET that draws these independents in who are sick and tired of what’s going on in Washington—Fred Thompson

More of the same from the usual suspects.
http://www.tcotreport.com/wholiedtonewt.html

These NRxC groups seem to love whoever is the most liberal R in a race.

Eric, I am NOT trying to hijack anything, but I thought you’d be interested in this IF you weren’t aware already, and this thread would be the best place to get your attention. Please delete my posts as you see fit.

http://www.tcotreport.com/23ny1.html

I know the tcotreport is about dirty-dealings in NY-23, but it smells the way Florida smells.

Arlene Specter, with that just baked tan in a bottle look.

Rubio is a strong candidate, not going to be easy for Crist to lie about his real positions.

My best is the photo op with Sheryl Crow, promoting the one square to save the planet.

Crist is a crick, I will not vote for him under any circumstances.

“The lack of a disclaimer on the site though – that’s a pretty big deal.”

As I think Sean already knows, the FEC’s disclaimer regulations are unconstitutional,and aren’t law. In 1960, in Talley v California, the Supreme Court ruled that disclaimer rules violate the First Amendment. Anyone having trouble with disclaimer issues in a campaign, feel free to contact me, gtbear at gmail, robbin stewart.
Political websites, like the one in this article, are free speech.

But can we really stop our war on Charlie Crist? I’d prefer Rubio, I think he’s the better candidate and the future of the party, but contrary to what anybody around here wants to say, Crist is not the second coming of Lincoln Chafee. At worst, and I mean at worst, he’s the second coming of George Voinovich. He’s very conservative on social issues, pro-life, pro-2nd Amendment, pro-traditional marriage (no, idiotic rumors that he’s gay don’t matter), anti-race preferences, and very strict on crime and punishment issues.

At worst, and I mean at worst, a moderate on fiscal issues, and probably a center-left on environmental issues. Other then supporting the stimulus, which I admit was a boneheaded move that I totally disapprove of, but which also made no difference since he couldn’t vote on it, he’s excellent on fiscal issues. He correctly touts his high marks from CATO, they don’t give those high of marks to just about anybody.

And Crist most certainly has run a competitive primary before. When he ran for Governor, he beat Tom Gallagher (I supported Gallagher) who was also a statewide official and who had a long history in elected office. You’re just flat out wrong to say he’s never run a competitive primary. Gallagher wasn’t liked by the right as much as Rubio, but he was considered the more right-wing candidate.

I’m not saying don’t give money to Rubio. I’m not saying don’t vote for Rubio, but for God’s sake, Crist is still the odds on favorite to win the primary, and he’s hardly the worst thing that’s ever happened to Republicans or conservatives. We don’t need to demonize him. It’s silly and juvenile.

donate some more money to Marco.

http://www.marcorubio.com/donate

This should generate a little more interest.
http://michellemalkin.com/2009/10/29/rino-dirty-tricks-in-florida/

There seems to be not a dimes worth of difference between the RINO’s and the Socialist (Democrats). What would happen if the conservatives did in fact take several seats in the house and senate as independent conservatives. Could they not then replace the precious moderates and then be the apple of the eye of the Republican party? I know what I am trying to say but I am not saying very good. McCain and his antiquated buddies are always pressing for the moderate vote. It seems that the reason why is because their numbers can make the difference between wining and losing. So why can’t the Conservative Party move them out and in escence taking a controlling vote without having a majority. Of course the majority would without question be the most desirable but in the mean time may be this would work. Sorry but maybe someone else can understand what I am saying and make more sense out of it.

If you have the choice between something OK and something great, why wouldn’t you choose something great? In these times of trial, can you even depend on something just OK? RINOs have failed us. We’d be fools to go for someone who bends that way.

Sorry. I’m just daydreaming. LOLOL!

Not sure if it is related to the shenanigans in this post but the fact is that Greer is choosing and has chosen sides.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: DAN McFAUL
November 7, 2009 850-324-4866

MILLER CALLS ON GREER TO RESIGN AS FLORIDA GOP CHAIRMAN

Congressman Jeff Miller (R-FL-01) issued the following statement today:

“Jim Greer has shown on numerous occasions that he is incapable of running the Republican party of Florida (RPOF) and refuses to remain neutral in contested primaries. Mr. Greer has failed at managing the financial, political, and public relations aspects of the state party.

The latest scandal involving a RPOF operative and the use of a fake Twitter account to disparage a duly elected county Chairman is just another in a long list of management failures. Further, Greer has shown a bias in the primary of the United States Senate Seat in publically supporting Governor Crist and has repeatedly ignored calls from county party organizations for neutrality. This behavior is inexcusable and Florida Republicans deserve better.

At a time when Republicans across the country are energizing and unifying to defeat the Democrats in 2010, Greer is dividing and deflating Republicans in Florida.

I call on Mr. Greer to resign as Chairman of the RPOF.”