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Florida's First Couple Attend Weekend Event (Together!)

Above: video evidence that Gov. Charlie Crist is acquainted with his wife, Carole. The two can be seen together at a party in New Port Richey. It's not clear whether they came together or if they bumped into each other by sheer coincidence. The legitimacy of this marriage has been...

By Thomas Francis

March 1, 2010

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Above: video evidence that Gov. Charlie Crist is acquainted with his wife, Carole. The two can be seen together at a party in New Port Richey. It's not clear whether they came together or if they bumped into each other by sheer coincidence.

The legitimacy of this marriage has been in question since, well, before it became official. Then there were fresh doubts after Crist worked through the honeymoon. And most recently, when he spent the night of their first anniversary at a Mar-a-Lago party, minus the wife, which happened a month after Carole threw a party in Palm Beach that Charlie didn't attend.

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