It’s a sunny fall day at Williams Park in downtown St. Petersburg, and Charlie Crist is in his element.
“What’s your name,” he purrs to a woman in a wheelchair, taking her hand. He beams a white smile that matches his snow-white hair, contrasting with his tan face. “May I get a picture?” he asks, bending down on one knee. The woman giggles.
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