Stuff Charlie Crist likes the Democratic and Republican platforms

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Arizona Senator John McCain, who abandoned his maverick image to fend off a stiff challenge conservative, ready to bolt the Republican nomination for fifth term Tuesday to a resounding comeback from his defeat in 2008 presidential campaign. McCain was destined to meet one of his toughest reelection fights ever, by almost ignoring his home state to make two attempts at the presidency. The four-term senator has never been well liked or even trusted Arizona court wing.McCain is a heavy favorite for re-election.



In Florida, a political novice Greene poured millions in attack ads, according to Meek as a corrupt Washington insider. Meekly replied in kind. Greene business background and picaresque personal life - he suggests include boxer Mike Tyson and Hollywood Madam Heidi Fleiss - offered plenty of fodder. Back-and-back, but not much help Meek image. Polls show that Miami Congressman in his bid to be Florida's first black senator lagging Republican Marco Rubio and Gov. Charlie Crist, who left the GOP to run as an independent.

The complete print of the relevant exchange from the interview that aired on 7 September 2008, started by then-Sen. Obama responded to a question about abortion in terms of being a Christian. McCain did not take shots at his main opponent, former Rep. JD Hayworth. Gone also was no trademark jokes or applause lines from the 2008 campaign. McCain was recruited in football strategy to run out the clock to "take a knee."