You're contradicting yourself. You ask me to prove there is movement and then you concede there is some, though token.
Here are some things off the top of my head that constitute a move to the right:
1) Repeal of car tax
2) Repeal of illegal's driver's licences
3) The brakes have been put on what surely would have been many of the Legislature's nuttiest ideas.
4) The assumed veto of gay marriage.
5) Workers' comp reform
6) The efforts to make a more business-friendly environment and general rejection of the wishes of labor.
There are more but I don't have a lot of time. I expect you will denigrate them. But to me they certainly demonstrate a rightward movement over what would have occurred had Davis remained.
Thanks for replying. and you said you don't get the talking points,, lol
You seem to confuse conservatism with his tendencies and actions, imo, which again, lend a lot of lip service to the issues at hand and are far from resolved issues and will come back to bite us again and again, imo.
I haven't sat down yet to read thru all the bills vetoed by the Gub, he still 500 plus on his desk awaiting his thorough review thereof,, so far he has signed 350 of 400 submitted to him..
I dare say, he has kaboshed all the silliness submitted to him , right?
You make assumptions and then take the high ground, without thought to the rising debt and you trust, oh do you trust.
Have a good one.