Anonymous Florida State Senator about Rick Scott: “Is he f**#!ng crazy?”

[JCMach1]

“The bottom line is that he can’t reject this money: It was already approved by another Legislature and another governor,” said Simmons, R-Altamonte Springs. “It’s like trying to veto a bill after it becomes law. It’s too late.”

Simmons said it also made no sense to allow other states to get what he says is the state’s fair share of federal money.

“This is like holding a gun to our heads and telling the federal government: Don’t give us this money or we’ll blow our brains out,” Simmons said.

The number of senators, 26, is a significant number in that it sends Scott a subtle message: The Florida Senate could over-ride a future veto of rail money.

Other senators said they also didn’t like the fact that Scott decided to reverse a decision of the Legislature without giving lawmakers a heads up.

“This is a sign: Talk to us first,” said Sen. Greg Evers, R-Baker.

One senator, who didn’t want to be identified, was more blunt about Scott: “Is he f**#!ng crazy?”... http://rickscottsucks.us/?p=148

:rofl:

[madfloridian]

1. Answer is yes.

Trouble is that he doesn't care what they think.

[sixmile]

2. I'll second that

Can we Baker Act him now?

[JCMach1]

3. If only!

[Scurrilous]

4. ...

:thumbsup:

[sufrommich]

5. " Don’t give us this money or we’ll blow our brains out"

I hope Floridians get the message as clearly as this statement suggests they should.:rofl:

[KeepItReal]

6. The "Blazing Saddles" defense

LOL

[sufrommich]

8. lol! nt

[Tx4obama]

7. Many of the new republican govs are screwing up big time!

Betcha lots of democrats will be voted in next time :)

[dkofos]

12. They have their orders and must comply.

Resistance is futile.

[JCMach1]

9. And folks this is what the REPUG Senators are saying...

[Zephie]

10. Calling Scott crazy is an insult to real crazy people

we do not appreciate being lumped in with the likes of him.

Signed,
Crazy People :crazy:

[Warpy]

11. Teabaggers think being elected means they can govern by fiat

The one here in NM tried to overturn all the environmental regulations mining found inconvenient, issued a proclamation. It took the courts less than 2 weeks to slap her down, hard, declaring the law applies to everybody, even governors.

The {female pejorative some feminists alert on} is still at it, still issuing proclamations and ignoring the legislature and established law.

I knew her reign would be acrimonious. I just hope it's short. Ignoring the law to that extent to reward her cronies should put Tejana Susana in prison.