Charlie Crist invokes Jeb Bush on condition of GOP

CNN ^ | 2/6/16 | Dana Davidsen

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Charlie Crist, the Republican-turned-Democrat who is running for governor in Florida, echoed former Gov. Jeb Bush in describing what he characterizes as an extremist turn in the GOP.

"I think I'll quote Jeb Bush. He said it better than I ever could. Today's Republican Party, at least the leadership, is perceived as being anti-women, anti-minority, anti-immigrant, anti-education, anti-gay couples, anti-environment," Crist said Wednesday on CNN's "Piers Morgan Live."

"Pretty soon, there's nobody left in the room," he added.

A potential 2016 presidential candidate, Jeb Bush, who preceded Crist as governor of Florida, has said the GOP needs to alter a perception that it is the party of opposition.

[Gay State Conservative]

Did Charlie introduce his latest young stud at this speech?

[GOPJ]

Here's the silver lining:

Maybe Crist can talk Jeb into switching parties.

Jeb Bush and Crist can join hand with democrats - filling the country with illegals... They can believe special rights are based on 'choice of hole', and they can both hate grassroots conservatives. Jeb and Charlie can both BE DEMOCRATS.

Crist and Bush feel the Tea Party's a terrorist organization and the Muslim Brotherhood's moderate. They belong in the same party...

Charlie made the right choice - for himself, for us and for democrats. Jeb should do the same - and join the democrat party.

[GOPJ]

Here's the silver lining: Maybe Crist can talk Jeb into switching parties.

It's a win-win.

Jeb and Crist have a home with people who want to fill the country with illegals... believe in rights based on sexual choice and pigmentation and both hate Tea Party conservatives. Crist and Jeb think the Tea Party's a terrorist organization and the Muslim Brotherhood is moderate. Do we want that in our party? Nope.

Their 'home' is the democrat party.

Charlie made the right choice - for himself, for us and for democrats. Jeb should do the same. Jeb would be happier in his new democrat home - and we'd be happier having him with the people he's like.