Who'll a senator who believes in 'less government, less taxes, more freedom' caucus with in Senate?

[flpoljunkie]

None of the crew from Morning Joe--not Mika, not Joe, not Barnacle, and not Jon Meacham from Newsweek--can think to ask Mr. Independent 'man of the people' Charlie Crist this crucial question?

Hmm. Isn't it the most political obvious question from a man spouting the same old tired Republican talking points as Sarah Palin?

[Mass]

1. You'll be surprised to see the number of people on this board who want the Dems to support him.

particularly from Fl.

I guess transforming the Democratic caucus into a DINO caucus works for them.

[flpoljunkie]

2. Yesterday Howard Fineman floated the idea that Crist might become a Democrat. Of course, he didn't.

[skipos]

3. Crist will caucus with the GOP and have a similar voting record to his "moderate" buddy McCain. nt

[flpoljunkie]

5. Crist has already dodged this question-something he's quite good at, and no one seems to press him.

[stray cat]

4. He vetoed the republican bill on merit for teachers

but for those who prefer Rubio....

[rurallib]

6. Would the Repugs allow him in?

They are much more rigid in their application of rules. Should he win and defeat a party-backed candidate would the repukes let him in?
Unlike how the Dems fall all over Joltin' Joe the lieber-hole.

[flpoljunkie]

8. You betcha they'd let him caucus with them! It's all about the numbers.

[havocmom]

7. Doesn't matter really; truth is most everybody caucuses with the lobbyists

all else is window dressing