Did anyone see/hear Charlie Crist on Morning Joe this morning? I wonder if he's going to run

[monmouth4]

for governor as we have to get rid of DeSantis. TIA..

[calguy]

1. I'm no expert on Florida politics

But hasn't Crist burnt out his chances a few elections ago?

[monmouth4]

3. He's not had the best of times but the way Dems are down here, I'd like to give him a shot. We have

little to no infrastructure in Florida and he does know where all the bodies are buried.

[handmade34]

2. he seems

amenable to it

[monmouth4]

4. I think so too, all of a sudden he's showing up everywhere. Go Charlie! n/t

[flamingdem]

5. Remove Ron is a new movement by grim reaper lawyer

https://www.floridaphoenix.com/2021/02/03/remove-ron-movement-grim-reaper-lawyer-launches-political-committee-to-unseat-gov-desantis-in-2022/

As Gov. Ron DeSantis sets his sights on a gubernatorial reelection bid in 2022, an attorney who’s been critical of the governor has launched a “Remove Ron” political committee to raise funds and unseat DeSantis.

Daniel Uhlfelder, known as the ‘grim reaper’ lawyer because of his attempts to close Florida beaches during the COVID-19 pandemic, is behind the new political committee that alleges failures by DeSantis to curb the virus and other concerns.

The group released a short video on Wednesday to encourage residents to join the “Remove Ron” movement, saying “DeSantis failed Florida” and it’s “time to remove Ron.”

On its website, the committee alleges a “record of failure,” including more than 26,000 resident COVID deaths, Florida’s troubled unemployment system, “blind loyalty” to former President Donald Trump, who has been impeached for the second time and “a notable disparity between vaccine access for white communities compared to communities of color.”
Gov. Ron DeSantis at vaccine-related news conference in Key Largo, Jan. 22, 2021. Credit. Screenshot, Governor’s Facebook page.

As previously reported by the Florida Phoenix, DeSantis said in a Fox News interview in January that he’s confident about becoming “the governor nominee in 2022.”