Charlie Crist’s (D) new campaign spokesman quit after less than a week on the job “to pursure other opportunities,” the Miami Herald reports.
“This is a potential leading indicator of why some establishment Democrats, namely those who wanted Sen. Bill Nelson to run, were so nervous about Crist. Like a gifted athlete, Crist relies on his own talents. But he resists coaching. He doesn’t always take good advice. He acts spur of the moment. His campaign is more of a cult of personality compared to Scott’s campaign, which is more like a disciplined business start up.”
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