Former House Speaker Marco Rubio, the Republican candidate in Novembers U.S. Senate election, took aim at Gov. Charlie Crist, who is running without party affiliation in the race. The Rubio team released a web video showing a clip of Crist responding Who cares? to a question about which party he will caucus with if he is elected to the Senate. Repeating the clip, the video contains quotes attempting to show that Crist has no principles and puts his personal ambitions above everything else.

Two Tea Party groups in Central Florida today endorsed Republican nominee Daniel Webster's bid to unseat Rep. Alan Grayson.

The West Orlando Tea Party and the Central Florida Tea Party Council backed Webster, who topped a field of seven GOP candidates in Tuesday's primary.

Daniel Webster is the ideal conservative candidate to run against Alan Grayson, because the contrasts could not be more striking, said WOTP founder Ron McCoy.

The groups' endorsement drew a rebuke from the rival Florida TEA Party, which has Peg Dunmire in the race.

In comments to the press after a Cabinet meeting today, Bill McCollum continued with his campaign-style negative remarks against the Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Scott.

"I still have serious questions ... about issues with his character, his integrity, his honesty, things that go back to Columbia/HCA and I have not had the occasion to really actually even get acquainted with him," McCollum told the Miami Herald. "As other voters will do, I will judge him throughout this campaign."

The Cabinet passed a resolution honoring Florida TaxWatch CEO Dominic Calabro for his three decades of leading that organization.