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FL-10: Charlie Justice Will Run Against Young
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News Date | Thursday, April 16, 2009 02:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
Description | by: James L.
Thu Apr 16, 2009 at 2:02 AM EDT
It's time to bring 'em to Justice:
Democrat Charlie Justice will end a decade-long state legislative career to challenge C.W. Bill Young for Congress. "The decisions made in Washington D.C. more and more impact our daily lives and that's what drew me to public service in the first place," said the 39-year-old state senator from St. Petersburg. "We need people in Washington that understand their decisions have real impact on the families and small businesses here." [...]
Either way, Justice says he's in: "If he decides to retire after 40 years in Washington, we'll thank him for his service and if he decides to run again, we'll have a healthy debate,'' said Justice, an academic adviser at the University of South Florida.
This is another major, major score for the DCCC, who hoped to lure Justice (whose state Senate district is a competitive one which mostly overlaps with Young's 10th CD) into this race last cycle. The 10th District is one of the most evenly-split seats in the nation in terms of its partisan composition; Obama and Gore both won the district under its current lines by four and two points, respectively, while Bush won the district by a 51-49 margin in 2004. |
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