Crist’s October Surprise

From the AP:

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is endorsing Gov. Charlie Crist in his independent candidacy for the Senate.

Crist is expected to receive the endorsement Wednesday morning at an event with voters in Deerfield Beach.

In a statement, the Crist campaign said Kennedy’s support was another step forward in building a winning coalition.

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