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Florida Political News: November 8, 2009

Our digest of, and commentary on today's Florida political news and punditry follows. After running flawless campaigns against Republican Tom Gallagher and Democrat Jim Davis, Crist was transformed into a universally acknowledged political genius. Full Article at FLA Politics

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  2. University of Florida
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    Charlie Crist – Charlie Crist SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 3 weeks ago
  2. The opportunity, as I understand the numbers, to have about, more than 20,000 teachers not lose their jobs because of it, construction continuing to go forward, I want to talk about more ... It'll help Florida.
    Charlie Crist – Charlie Crist SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 3 weeks ago
  3. The political silliness is already here for next year's elections.
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