Politics

Crist Prepares For His Constitutionally Protected Marriage

TBO.com has the details for the Wedding. Of. The. Century. In just 29 days Gov. Charlie Crist will walk down the isle to marry a real life woman, Carole Rome. And just as we thought Crist was too busy picking out floral arrangements to help out Ol' John McCain's campaign...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

November 12, 2008

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TBO.com has the details for the Wedding. Of. The. Century. In just 29 days Gov. Charlie Crist will walk down the isle to marry a real life woman, Carole Rome.

And just as we thought Crist was too busy picking out floral arrangements to help out Ol' John McCain's campaign.

"He was extremely active, for which I was really, really grateful – I was just so grateful; it's our special day, so it should be our shared vision," said Rome.

The wedding will take place December 12 at the United Methodist Church in St. Petersburg. It would be a real, real shame if any respectful type activists showed up to protest the passage of Amendment 2.

--Kyle Munzenrieder

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