Top Republican lawmakers in Florida like Gov. Charlie Crist, who last week called for stopping health care reform “in its tracks,” have a little secret — they don’t have to pay a dime for their coverage. Even though Florida is in its third year of red-ink, state taxpayers pony up $45 million a year to pay for lawmakers’ premiums. “The governor plans to add his wife of nearly one year, wealthy businesswoman and philanthropist Carole Crist, as well as her two daughters from a previous marriage to his health plan on Jan. 1. The girls attend an all-girls private school in New York and live with their father, who owns a jet-rental company.”