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"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Charlie Crisp. Love it.
ReplyDeleteand oh so true
What a self-centered creep. He must imagine himself as another Joe Lieberman.
ReplyDeleteInstead, he comes across as another Arlen Specter.
Sorry, Charlie, but you're an a$$.
Lots of nervous nellies running their fingers around the inside of the collars before deciding to jump ship these days. It's pretty entertaining, actually.
ReplyDeleteCrispy's problem is that he is so vain he doesn't realize that he is worse off running (and losing) as an Independent.
ReplyDeleteMakes me wonder how many bad breakups the NRSC has to go through before they start picking their life partners a little more carefully.
Crisp always looked like an aluminum siding salesman to me.
ReplyDeleteInsert the usual "Apologies to aluminum siding salesman everywhere" right about here.
Yeah. Not many people here in FL mistaking this for a "principled" move... except the newspaper editorial pages, but their job is to sell more newspapers. Now that Jeb is no longer constrained by the 11th Commandment, I expect the bombs to start falling.
ReplyDeleteBrett, I got a very nice letter from Jeb the other day, asking me to vote for and contribute to Marco Rubio. He coulda saved postage - as SwampWoman mentioned on her post - http://swampie.wordpress.com/2010/04/29/crist-decides-to-run-as-independent-nobody-cares/#comment-5889 - at A1A South - I wouldn't vote for Crisp even if I was paid to do so.
ReplyDeleteWhy does the word 'fop' come to mind when I see Crist's name anywhere? Ah, here's the answer, at Dictionary.com: (fŏp) n. A man who is preoccupied with and often vain about his clothes and manners; a dandy.
[Middle English, fool; probably akin to Middle English fob, trickster, cheat; see fob2.]