Now I've seen it all!

[scooterbug44]

Scott's campaign has set up this link to send pre-written letters to the editors of major papers telling them what a great job Scott is doing.

Guess actually doing a great job so you didn't have to write fake letters and have your sheeple send them to newspapers is too difficult.

http://www.rickscottforflorida.com/2011/06/14/email-a-newspaper-editor/

That is just pathetic, but I guess if you're dumb enough to think Scott is doing a great job, writing a coherent letter is probably beyond your abilities.

 

[Bob Wells]

I concur Scooter

 

[Lake View Too]

Without a doubt, the sleaziest politician I has ever witness. He thinks of us as sheep and he has no qualms about pouring on the propaganda. Now that he has vetoed the funding for NPR,( approved by the legislature for the past 35 years,) there will be little chance of any accurate reporting on this scumbag. We will be hearing about what a great job he is doing every week until he buys the next election.

 

[Andy A]

While I think it is absolutely ludicrous to establish a fake letter campaign, I disagree with your assessment of what Scott is doing. He is doing almost exactly what he said during his campaign. And Scooter, you do a disservie to a lot of people by insinuating the're too dumb to write a coherent letter. Governor Scott, while maybe not doing great, is doing just fine. Oh, and thanks...I'm one of those thousands of dumb ones that supported his promises, but what the hell, I only have a Master's Degree and over 60 years of work experience. What do those of your generation have? Lots of hope, I guess.

 

[Andy A]

Without a doubt, the sleaziest politician I has ever witness. He thinks of us as sheep and he has no qualms about pouring on the propaganda. Now that he has vetoed the funding for NPR,( approved by the legislature for the past 35 years,) there will be little chance of any accurate reporting on this scumbag. We will be hearing about what a great job he is doing every week until he buys the next election.

You can vote against him just as I plan to vote against Obama.

 

[Andy A]

I retract what I said about the fake letter campaign after reading what was being requested. He is asking for support against those who are attacking him and his policies. Whether you agree or not, that is not at all unusual for an individual or organization.
I, and millions of retired and active duty military, belong to MOAA (Military Officers Assocition of America) and they consistently put out letters for their members to submit to their members of Congress. There is nothing wrong with that and you certainly aren't coerced into submitting them.

 

[AlphaCrab]

28% approval rate and dropping.......

 

[30ashopper]

28% approval rate and dropping.......

Recent poll results I've seen show a more idiological split of likely voters. I've not seen a recent poll with an approve/disaprove split of 28/72. The numbers I've seen are more like 45/51. He has a problem with elderly voters and independents, but there's plenty of time to turn that around.

 

[Bob]

I love how he balanced the budget by screwing public teachers. I can't wait to let the insurance companies have 15 percent more. It's much less than 19 percent our major medical policies went up this year. All things considered, a fine governor. I'm now ready for the 700,000 jobs to be created.

 

[30ashopper]

I love how he balanced the budget by screwing public teachers. I can't wait to let the insurance companies have 15 percent more. It's much less than 19 percent our major medical policies went up this year. All things considered, a fine governor. I'm now ready for the 700,000 jobs to be created.

I think it's about time teachers get a raise, but not if we have to raise taxes to do so. 71 billion is a very reasonable budget. The state is under major stress right now due to the housing downturn - a lot of people are out of work. Anyone with a good job should consider themselves fortunate.

The employed should be more concerned with the policies in Washington and the FED right now because the income they make is experiencing inflationary pressure and wage growth is stagnant. For this you can give thanks to the "save Wall Street" mentality of the last and current administrations.