Comments on: Poll Shows Florida Governor’s Race Too Close To Call

By: Reality Check

Reality Check — Sat, 27 Sep 2014 23:35:08 +0000

Well, I never said he wasn’t a flip flopped. However, I’m sure his mind didn’t change overnight. However, you didn’t address any of the facts about Scott I mentioned previously. Where are those 700,000 jobs on top of normal increase in the workforce that Scott promised? It won’t matter, I’m sure this won’t sway your opinion and that’s ok. Your concern seems legitamate enough. Our state is behind the curve on many issues. I just don’t believe that Scott has Florida’s best interest in mind.

By: Mark T

Mark T — Fri, 26 Sep 2014 23:29:04 +0000

I used to be a Dem. then Rep. now Ind.,been for about 15 yrs now. Both political parties disgust me.. As a matter of fact politics in general disgust me. Our elected representatives should not have any party agendas, just what’s best for this Country. I firmly believe Rick Scott’s agenda is not in the best of working people in this State. So I will not be voting for Scott , matter of fact may not even vote at all..

By: Mitchell Singleton

Mitchell Singleton — Fri, 26 Sep 2014 14:19:25 +0000

“Call Crist a flip flopper all you want. As if you have never changed your mind about anything, lol.”-Reality Check

Yes, it is true that we all change our minds from time to time about a FEW things, but not EVERYTHING. Your morals, the values in which you live your life on, don’t just change over night.

I’d advise you to Google “Charlie Crist Debating with Himself” and see the video that shows Crist’s old views, and what he now says.

For instance, Crist said,”I’m pro-life. I’m pro-gun. I’m pro-family. And I’m pro-business.”

Let’s focus on the comment “I’m pro-life.” This issue is more than just a republican or democrat issue. This issue is a morality issue. If you truly believe in your morals, they won’t change overnight. If your in politics for a personal gain, then they will change overnight. Charlie Crist switches views to appeal to a certain voter group, here particularly women and liberals.

Crist was a Republican, who governed as a liberal, but regardless claimed to be a strong member of the GOP. He then knew that as a Republican he could not defeat Marco Rubio in the 2010 Primary for the US Senate sett, so he changed to an Independent to be a shoe in for the General Election, then llost. Since that didn’t work out for him, he changed to a Democrat in order to run against Rick Scott in the general election.

Please tell me how that’s not a flip-flopper.

By: Reality Check

Reality Check — Fri, 26 Sep 2014 10:41:53 +0000

I find it ironic that given Florida has the largest number of seniors residing here, that they would elect an official who was apart of a company that had to pay $1.7billion for medicare fraud. Fraud is fraud either way you look at it. Also, Scott couldn’t recall his own signature during the hearing on this issue. I’d rather not have someone signing bills into law in my state if they can’t even recall what they have previously signed. Call Crist a flip flopper all you want. As if you have never changed your mind about anything, lol.

By: OrlandoChris

OrlandoChris — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 21:19:29 +0000

According to what polls? The ones that only poll R’s & D’s? I haven’t trusted them for years. In reality, the people of Florida want Adrian Wyllie and he has my vote for sure.

By: S wade

S wade — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 12:35:57 +0000

Don’t trust either one, Crist for switching parties and views and don’t trust the governor for what he is doing messing with state workers pensions

By: Bob C

Bob C — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 11:48:49 +0000

Well….let’s see.
We can vote for a guy who was CEO of a huge hospital corporation which defrauded the government of millions upon millions of dollars and whose response to the many questions was to Take the Fifth.
Or, we can vote for a guy who did very little to help education in the state and who was more worried about his image than the people of this state. He also abdicated the job of governor by choosing to not run for a second term so he could pursue Washington DC as his next step up in government. Now he’s back after changing political parties and associations.
Danged if I personally have any faith or trust or belief in either one of these two fine gentlemen.
Not sure either one is worthy of my vote.
What a mess Florida is in AGAIN….
HELP….

By: Tammy

Tammy — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 11:45:51 +0000

I don’t trust any of them. I do know one takes campaign contributions (alot) from private prisons. Rick Scott also uses his grandchild as a tool in commercials, which is creepy. A film crew walks in his back yard and he and his grandson just happen to be nicely dressed and playing in the back yard. let your grandson be a child, not a prop.

By: M in Bratt

M in Bratt — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 11:08:12 +0000

Quinnipiac University? I have to wonder if this university in Connecticut would try to put Flip Flop Charlie in a more favorable light to have him showing this close in their poll? I hope the voters in Fl. remember that he has been on both sides and in the middle on all issues that are important to Floridians, including; Democrat? Republican? Independent? Which is he today?

By: Jcellops

Jcellops — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 06:37:16 +0000

I don’t trust a “flip flop flip flopper”.