Tuesday on MSNBC's 'Alex Wagner Tonight,' NBC News' Marc Caputo weighed in on Florida Democrat Charlie Crist winning his party's gubernatorial nomination to face off against incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis (R). | Clips
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Alex Wagner Tonight,” NBC News’ Marc Caputo weighed in on Florida Democrat Charlie Crist winning his party’s gubernatorial nomination to face off against incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis .
“[I] ‘ll tell you what Democrats make of the odds — both consultants, grassroots activists, lawmakers and former lawmakers, all Democrats, some Crist supporters, some Fried supporters — I spoke to more than 20 for the article we just moved; none of them give Charlie Crist much of a chance,” Caputo advised. “In fact, a Crist adviser said to me that this is basically the Powerball election.”
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