I’d prefer Scott not be the nominee, obviously, but it is what it is.
That people can’t see what is at stake in 2010 amazes me. We have a majority in the Senate but NOT a 2/3 majority to overcome a veto from her. On the House side, we’ll get nothing through but the Dems will get their agenda through.
Sink has already said she will stop the lawsuit against Obama Care and not support a Virginia style Constitutional Amendment protecting Floridians from the federal take-over.
We’re working to get Bondi in as AG. Sink could tie her hands; forget ridding ourselves of sanctuary cities, forget a tough immigration bill, forget the death penalty! Sink has said she would, if elected, pull a Ryan and stop executions.
The progressive agenda, backed by Holder and Obama will run Florida, not Sink. Just wait until Scott’s team begins their anal probe of her, she’s and her husband are long-time white collar crooks. They’ve used their friendship with the Clinton’s and now Obama to keep their rears out of the sling. Being a progressive Dem has its advantages.
If this election did not give the Dems a chance to redistrict Florida into a decade long Blue State plus give Obama, or one of his philosophical twins, an advantage in 2012, I would happily sit this one out.
Keeping the Governors seat in GOP hands, while the FLRNC cleans themselves up (with serious cattle prodding by the locals) is more important to me than Slick Rick. Almost all of the gains we have made this last year will be for nothing if Sink wins.
When you get down to it, Scott is no more a criminal than McCain, yet I went into the voting booth and penned in the circle for him. I needed Lysol when I got out, but that was preferable to having Obama in the White House. Many Conservatives sat home rather than vote for McCain and/or Palin -
Has it been worth it?
Will putting Obama in a skirt into the Gov. mansion be different than Obama?
I’ll not stump for Scott or support his run. I will vote GOP in November; we have way to much to lose.