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The big question, why offer to preserve and restore one part of Florida's rapidly endangered environment, while risking another? The answers may be very closely tied. Nicknamed the "No Zone" by embattled Idaho Senator Larry Craig in 2006, an avid proponent of drilling several hundred miles away from his constituent's land. The "No Zone" protects the coast of Florida's 60 billion dollar a year tourism industry and also protects the "Middle Grounds", an area supporting thousands of Florida fisherman. Ironically lifting the laws banning drilling of the coast, could similarly open the Florida Everglades. One hurdle for Everglades drilling and exploration may be "Big Sugar" and their sprawling land rights. With sugar out of the way, several questions remain.

Do you think Florida Governor Charlie Christ (potential running mate as VP for John McCain):

1. Genuine in his desire to preserve and restore the Florida Everglades for the sake of the environment.

2. A political diversion to draw attention away from his flip on the offshore drilling ban.

3. Part of a larger plan for future oil rights in the Everglades.

4. Political fodder for a good campaign commercial as John McCain's VP.

5. Your opinion.