
RPOF Kicks Off Quarterly Meeting
The Republican Party of Florida kicked off its quarterly meeting in Tampa on Friday, setting the stage for the selection of a new chairperson for the party.
Chairmen and chairwomen from Florida's 67 counties gathered together to get up to speed on the happenings within the RPOF.
Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera kicked off the meeting by slamming former Gov. Charlie Crist.
"When the state needed leadership, what did Charlie do?" asked Lopez-Cantera. "He focused on Charlie."
The two-day event will include meetings between chairmen and chairwomen of county parties as well as a final selection for RPOF Chair Lenny Curry's replacement. In April, Curry announced he'd be stepping down from his position in the party to possibly pursue a mayoral bid in Jacksonville.
Curry told party members that even as he "moves on" -- possibly to run for mayor -- re-electing Gov. Rick Scott would be his first priority.
A new chairperson will be selected Saturday.
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