When Gov. Charlie Crist exited the Republican primary and the party, left-wing media pundits assured us that he would split the Republican vote and allow a Democrat to come up the middle and win the Florida Senate seat.

I predicted at the time that if Crist would hurt anyone's campaign, it would be the Kendrick Meek (yeah, I never heard of him either...).

Its a no-brainer for Crist. He lost the battle for the Republican nomination, but he still has the name recognition to crowd out Meek and hopefully peel off some so-called 'moderates' from Rubio. Crist of late, has been providing evidence of my excellent political instincts and embarrassing the silly boys and girls defending the Reichstag of American socialism.

In the latest development in the race for the open U.S. Senate seat in Florida, Governor Charlie Crist is coming under fire for removing the pro-life section of his campaign website. This comes on the day the legislature sent him a bill that would allow women to see an ultrasound of their baby before an abortion.

Crist has already hinted he will veto the legislation, which also allows Florida to opt out of some of the abortion funding under the new national health care law President Barack Obama signed.

That he would potentially veto a pro-life bill with broad support from voters is another indication of his strategy to leave the Republican Party and run as an independent.

Knowing he may veto the bill, the campaign of pro-life Republican candidate Marco Rubio informed LifeNews.com today that Crist's campaign scrubbed his web site of a section touting Crist as a supposedly pro-life candidate.

Nice, and even more evidence that Crist's governing principles are pretty much confined to advancing his personal interests.