GOV. RICK SCOTT
Gov. Scott gets it wrong again
There he goes again, vetoing a bill he should have signed and signing a bill he should have vetoed.
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I’m pretty sure the job description for the Miami-Dade Commission sergeant at arms doesn’t include chauffeur duties, but there he was — a Miami-Dade police officer (in business attire) — pulling into the VIP parking lot behind the Miami-Dade Government Center recently in a big county-owned SUV with just one passenger: Commissioner Barbara Jordan.
There he goes again, vetoing a bill he should have signed and signing a bill he should have vetoed.
George Zimmerman’s problems started well before he profiled Trayvon Martin because he was young, black and wearing a hoodie. No, the problems started when Zimmerman strapped on a gun and started acting like a quasi-cop. That profoundly changed the dynamic of Zimmerman’s fatal encounter with Trayvon.
Pope Benedict, we learned the other day, has commissioned a personal cologne. That seems more than a little effete, but he’ll need it in Cuba to mask the stench of political, civic and social repression.
Florida lawmakers are in the final throes of their annual session. And Floridians are in the beginning throes of having to live with what they’ve done.