Repeat of NY-23? Club for Growth targets Crist in Senate race.

Nov 5th, 2009 - The Christian Science Monitor

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Florida has emerged as one of the next battlegrounds in the Republican Party’s civil war – and Gov. Charlie Crist (R), a moderate running for Senate, stands squarely in the conservatives’ sights.

Governor Crist faces a GOP primary challenge from a young conservative, former state House speaker Marco Rubio, who has some high-profile backers – including former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and former Gov. Jeb Bush. Polls show Crist leading Mr. Rubio, but the gap is narrowing.

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