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Beat him to death, or let him hang himself?

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Matt J

Matt J

SWGB
Rick Scott that is. It seems to me that constantly harping on this crooks misdeeds only seems to cause a heart swell of pride on the right. How about sitting back relaxing and waiting for the big stuff and not worrying about when he was caught in the metal detector with state purchased paper clips.

I'm by far no fan, but when you just beat the bejesus out of a dead horse the other side seems to rile up and close ranks.

P.S. Take a hint conservatives.
 
SWGB said:
Rick Scott that is. It seems to me that constantly harping on this crooks misdeeds only seems to cause a heart swell of pride on the right. How about sitting back relaxing and waiting for the big stuff and not worrying about when he was caught in the metal detector with state purchased paper clips.

I'm by far no fan, but when you just beat the bejesus out of a dead horse the other side seems to rile up and close ranks.

P.S. Take a hint conservatives.
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I agree. If Sarah Palin is the "Snooky" of national politics, than Rick Scott is "The Situation" of state politics, and a bad one at that. He also just look a bit crazy to me....:idontno:
 

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My guess is he ends up being as beloved as Jeb was, goes a full two terms, but steps down in his second to run for the VP slot w/Jeb in 2016. :D Man, wouldn't that drive the liberals tazy!
 
My crystal ball says he faces an unexpectedly tough re-election campaign from Pam Bondi, who runs on a platform that a significant increase in Florida crime rates is the result of Scott being 'soft on crime'.
 
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My crystal ball isn't clear enough to make a prediction on another Clinton run. She'd be over 70 by then, seems a little unlikely.
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She's done as far as running for President. Although there is a group of loons that are still wanting her to run in 2012. :roll:
 
Quite a few of my Republican friends feel like the got a raw deal twice- having to vote for this guy, and now feeling responsible for him now that he is in office. My Kentucky friends were amazed that he was even allowed to run for governor, much less win, just as I was amazed that Rand Paul ran and won in KY. Man, it's a crazy ol' world!
 
Jenny Dargavell said:
Quite a few of my Republican friends feel like the got a raw deal twice- having to vote for this guy, and now feeling responsible for him now that he is in office. My Kentucky friends were amazed that he was even allowed to run for governor, much less win, just as I was amazed that Rand Paul ran and won in KY. Man, it's a crazy ol' world!
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That sounds like Stockholm Syndrome!

No matter what one's party affiliation, there is always choice of voice. Even if it comes down to a "Spongebob Square Pants" write-in.
 
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