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Florida’s largest teachers union and its national affiliate sued the state seeking to overturn a law that ties teacher salaries to job performance, measured in part by standardized test scores.
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Four years ago, when Charlie Crist campaigned for governor in the gated villages of southeast Florida, he boasted that he expected to win two terms. By 2008, he was touring those retirement communities with Republican presidential candidate John McCain as a rising star in the party under consideration for a vice presidential bid.
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Florida Governor Charlie Crist said he’ll run for the U.S. Senate this November as an independent, using his unaffiliated status to run a campaign depicting him as a political outsider.
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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal says he delivered an ultimatum on the Obama administration’s handling of the BP Plc oil spill to Vice President Joe Biden : “Lead or get out of the way.”
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Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist, who was elected as a Republican before dropping his party affiliation in 2010, will have a speaking role at the Democratic National Convention, a party official said.
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It’s the kind of headline that can ruin your day, maybe your life.
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Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne sued Florida Governor Charlie Crist for using the band’s song “Road to Nowhere” in a campaign ad without permission.
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Florida’s clemency board pardoned The Doors lead singer Jim Morrison posthumously for his 1970 conviction in Miami of indecent exposure.
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Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist talks about voter lines in Florida. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Economy Election 2012." (Source: Bloomberg)
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A three-way race for an open U.S. Senate seat in Florida will test the ability of a popular governor running as an independent to overcome Republican and Democratic rivals in a campaign that will help determine which party controls the Senate.
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