“Charlie Crist” on The Daily Caller

Every great production needs an equally spectacular soundtrack.  So, I offer you this official playlist to commemorate the circus maximus that was the 2010 midterm election season (If you care to remember it, that is): (more)

Florida’s Democratic Senate candidate Kendrick Meek is accepting support from former President Bill Clinton at a Monday rally, even after Clinton tried to talk Meek into dropping out of the three-way race to give independent candidate Governor Charlie Crist a chance to beat GOP nominee Marco Rubio. (more)

Winners and Losers (more)

Florida independent Senate candidate Charlie Crist personally lobbied Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek to exit the race this week, offering him  a cross that had been a gift from his sister, Mr. Meek said Friday. (more)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton says he didn’t ask Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek to drop out of the Florida Senate race, but says the two spoke about the race and its challenges. (more)

Kendrick Meek has come out against the Charlie Crist campaign, whom the Democratic candidate blames for the recent rumors that Meek considered dropping out of the senate race in Florida after discussions with Bill Clinton. (more)

When former President Bill Clinton pulls his foot out of the Florida swamps, he may find that he’s missing some digits. (more)

Did Rep. Kendrick Meek and Gov. Charlie Crist plot Monday to join forces? (more)

Two things were clear in the Florida U.S. Senate debate Sunday morning. First, the Democratic and independent candidates wanted to gang up on Republican Marco Rubio, who has led the race for the majority of the campaign. And second, Rubio and Democratic Rep. Kendrick Meek wanted to label independent Florida Gov. Charlie Crist as a flip-flopper who changes his views to match the political tides. (more)

Florida independent Senate candidate Charlie Crist’s campaign on Friday denied a news report indicating that a lack of funds would harm the governor on the homestretch of the race. (more)

DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — Gov. Charlie Crist tried to distance himself from President Barack Obama in a debate Tuesday after months of reaching out to Democrats in his independent bid for Senate, and Republican Marco Rubio made a case against the extremist tag his opponents are giving him. (more)

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A member of the Kennedy clan said Wednesday that Democratic Congressman Kendrick Meek cannot win the Florida Senate race and instead endorsed independent Gov. Charlie Crist. (more)

Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek on Monday suggested that, if anybody should drop out of the Florida Senate race, it should be Independent Charlie Crist. (more)

GOP candidate and Tea Party favorite Marco Rubio has surged to a two-to-one lead in the Florida Senate race, according to a new Rasmussen poll, but his campaign said the seat is not yet won. (more)

TAMPA — Republican leaders in the Sunshine State are fretting that a deal may be in the works to get Democratic nominee Kendrick Meek out of the Florida Senate race in order to boost Charlie Crist’s flagging chances of beating Republican Marco Rubio. (more)

Things already looked piss poor for Gov. Charlie Crist. The most recent poll had him down 12 points, and some speculated that Marco Rubio had the Senate race locked up. (more)

TAMPA — Republican leaders in the Sunshine State are fretting that a deal may be in the works to get Democratic nominee Kendrick Meek out of the Florida Senate race in order to boost Charlie Crist’s flagging chances of beating Republican Marco Rubio. (more)

ORLANDO – Marco Rubio got the frontrunner treatment in a combative U.S. Senate debate Wednesday night, with both his rivals attacking him as an extremist out of step with Florida. (more)

Florida Governor and independent Senate candidate Charlie Crist launched an attack ad on Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio — saying Rubio wants to raise the retirement age and cut benefits for seniors. (more)

With the holidays quickly approaching, family traditions start to fill our calendars. (more)