Sorry Charlie.....AGAIN!!!!

Well he's been a r...I... and a d.....what's next for the flip flopper?.....In his concession phone call...he told Gov Scott that he agreed with his [Scott's] medicare expansion plan...and congratulated him on the victory....Scott replied...'thanks for calling'.....guess the campaign accusations haven't all healed...

Charlie the TAN FAN MAN! Go find a job Charlie.........

At least we won't be seein' any more campaign ads for a while.

I get tired of the mud-slinging.

Eric wrote:

At least we won't be seein' any more campaign ads for a while.

I get tired of the mud-slinging.

Watch now for the treks to New Hampshire and Iowa to begin....

nochain wrote:

Charlie the TAN FAN MAN! Go find a job Charlie.........

Remember Dianne Feinstein said she may retire if republicans took the Senate....she can join Charlie on the unemployment line.....

I just wish Nancy Pelosi would go with her, but she won........

Jake92 wrote:

I just wish Nancy Pelosi would go with her, but she won........

She's like the bad witch that just won't go away and I doubt there is any Prince who would dare kiss her.

I can't see anything to celebrate in a Rick Scott victory.
This economy of this state is better than it was 4 years ago but so is the economy all over the US.
Rick Scott had very little to do with any of it.

That "thank you for the call" was just evidence that he didn't have any intention of expanding medicaid as he said he wanted to do during the campaign. It just proved the campaigning is over and now he doesn't have to be responsible for any of the lies he told. He'll be far worse in the next 4 years than he has been in the first 4. He's got nobody to answer to.

Who he answers to is the voters and he won......

Eddard wrote:

I can't see anything to celebrate in a Rick Scott victory.
This economy of this state is better than it was 4 years ago but so is the economy all over the US.
Rick Scott had very little to do with any of it.

That "thank you for the call" was just evidence that he didn't have any intention of expanding medicaid as he said he wanted to do during the campaign. It just proved the campaigning is over and now he doesn't have to be responsible for any of the lies he told. He'll be far worse in the next 4 years than he has been in the first 4. He's got nobody to answer to.

Here's the one thing to 'cheer'.....NO CHARLIE CRIST!....Second deserving or not Scott has been at the helm and there have been jobs created in Florida...Is there still more to do or that can be done...of course but the dire predictions of his first term simply did not come true at all...Scott was the one that cancelled the high speed train proposal against MUCH criticism from the left and unions and save Florida billions...as opposed to California that accepted it and now is left holding the money bag...Signed the Florida Veterans education package to assist all vets...so it hasn't been too bad...

Crist is and was the only thing he knows....a slick politician that will transform himself into whatever is needed...From conservative to a cowh cheerleader in a matter of three years...Now had there been a democrat candidate other than Crist that was a middle to right [if there are any remaining] the results my have been different...

Yeah, Jake, he won. And he needs to answer to the voters. The problem is that this election had a worse turn out than any election since WWII. That was in an article in todays News Journal. Only 37 percent of registered voters bothered to come out on Tuesday, so even though somebody might be answering to his voters it's often a far cry from answering to what the majority of Americans actually want.
If you figure it, and only of 37% of registered voters actually went to the polls, this country could be in the hands of politicians voted on by as little as 19% of the electorate. That's exactly what happened on Tuesday. It can't be denied because the numbers are there. The tea party controls congress and the POTUS controls the executive. There's going to be more gridlock than there is now.

All low turnout does is delude people into thinking most people think like they do and are extremely interested in politics. Really, it ain't so.
Way more Americans watched a football game this week than voted in the election.

Obama won by taking a few large LIBERAL states with lots of electoral college votes..  IF he took 51% of the votes he does NOT deserve 100% of the electoral college votes.......  THAT is how he won 2 elections..