Then the goal should be to find the right person to fit that job. This is how we hire workers, managers, executives. Why not politicians? Why should we have to settle for who feels in a position to run?

To me, the entire process should change. No wonder that all government, republican or democrat, disappoints more often than not.

For example, Florida is losing it’s ability to grow but our economic plan has been that of a growth state. Florida is losing tourist base yet our economic plan calls for tourist dollars. Florida is experiencing social problems it never had before and doesn’t seem to understand how to address them. With the constant need for high paying jobs, in a state with great weather, schools, housing stock and no income tax, how come Florida has not become a major location for corporate headquarters nationally?

What does Alex Sink or Bill McCullom suggest that they are going to do to address that? If the answer is good, I couldn’t care less if they are Whig or Republican or Democrat. If the answer isn’t good, then I think we need to find the right person.

Vision??!!?? LOL! What “vision”? Charlie is the most unsubstantive politico I can recall. He stands for nothing ….. except for what latest polling data tells him is popular. Charlie cannot ever be accused of selling-out conservative values, because Crist has never believed in any ideological core values. All fluff and a tan, no substance.