Tag: rick scott
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Our Brand is Crisis:Syrian refugees , Florida, Presidential Candidates

Here is your blog reading music. I was doing some research and I came across this. Norval Marley, the father of Bob Marley, was of Syrian Jewish descent. This(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Jews) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisis_management I don’t know about you but when I look for a leader I look for someone who will, in a crisis, do their research, not…
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On the Snout: Florida bought and paid for.

“Rick Scott always tries to one-up me, so you know, he was the first to call me and say ‘Hey, we got Americans for Prosperity, what’d you get?’” Of course Scott called Perry to brag about his support from the Koch brothers. And of course the Koch brothers support Rick Scott, they share the same…
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Writing 101: A Picture’s Worth 8000 Words. In this case most of them are bad words.

#writing101 #wordpress
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Who is the Pacific Legal Foundation and why are our Panthers, Manatees and Bears their Business?

Remember when Michael Grunwald was here and he said “Big Sugar has a right to be in business” and everyone groaned. Well, that’s true. They do. What I don’t think they have the right to get subsidies to stay alive when the rest of the businesses have to put themselves out there and if they…
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What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our eastuaries? Bring me the person in charge!

What can we do about the death of Florida Bay, our water, our river, our estuaries?
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If you call a politician a vulture isn’t that an insult to the vulture?

Vultures are the most amazing birds who have a job! Vultures actually prevent viruses, bacteria and other pathogens from spreading in the environment.
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Kevin Powers “We’re your best friends!” us “hahahahahaaaa”

When Kevin Powers told us SFWMD was our best friends and we all laughed. Why? Because they took their direction from Governor Rick Scott and he did everything he could to deflect the issue. He was seemingly ok with the destruction of the most biodiverse estuary in North America.