Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist said he doesn't have intentions to run for U.S. Rep. Bill Young's seat, furthering speculation that Crist is gearing up to make a second run for governor in 2014.
In a text message to Tampa 10 News reporter Preston Rudie Thursday night, the former governor said the run is "not happening!"
Several others announced Thursday they wouldn't be running for Young's seat, either, including Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, and Sen. Jack Latvala, R-Clearwater.
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WASHINGTON -- For all the hyped indignation over GOP "anarchism," there has been remarkable media reticence about the president's intransigence. He has refused to negotiate anything unless the Republicans fully fund the government and raise the debt ceiling -- unconditionally.
Florida CFO Jeff Atwater raised some serious cash in the third quarter of 2013, bringing in more than $343,000 during that period and kept most of it in the bank, spending less than $7,900. Atwaters campaign relied on more than $75,600 through in-kind donations in the third quarter.
So far, Atwater has raised almost $538,250, relied on more than $442,270 through in-kind donations and spent around $22,200.
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Conservatives have launched a website petitioning Dr. Ben Carson to run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016. John Phillip Sousa IV, descendant and namesake of the famed patriotic composer, is the national chairman of the National Draft Ben Carson for President Committee and sent out an email to Republicans and conservatives on Thursday urging them to support his candidate.
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