Rick Scott requiring adherance to ethics policy for transition team

Why would any individual (and in this case an unrepentant felon) spend $50,000,000.00 of their own personal money on a campaign to get a job that pays only about 135,000 per year? :idontno:...

Or does Rick Scott have a plan to steal the money back from us Floridians in someway, maybe even doubling it?

This is actually a serious question?

Why would any individual (and in this case an unrepentant felon) spend $50,000,000.00 of their own personal money on a campaign to get a job that pays only about 135,000 per year? :idontno:...

Or does Rick Scott have a plan to steal the money back from us Floridians in someway, maybe even doubling it?

This is actually a serious question?

The figure I heard was $74 million dollars he spent on his campaign. It's hard to comprehend what his motives are, but it sure is scary to me.

Why would any individual (and in this case an unrepentant felon) spend $50,000,000.00 of their own personal money on a campaign to get a job that pays only about 135,000 per year? :idontno:...

Or does Rick Scott have a plan to steal the money back from us Floridians in someway, maybe even doubling it?

This is actually a serious question?

Why would any individual (and in this case an unrepentant felon) spend $50,000,000.00 of their own personal money on a campaign to get a job that pays only about 135,000 per year? :idontno:...

Or does Rick Scott have a plan to steal the money back from us Floridians in someway, maybe even doubling it?

This is actually a serious question?

Actually closer to 74 million. My only thoughts are when you gather up so much money that there is no way that you can spend it in some sort of a normal fashion, it must take on a lower value. At least perceived.

I read this morning he is also a proponent of
open carry'. Yahoo, the tourist are going to be shocked when they get here and we are all strapped.

If you look at this guy's history, you'll realize he's driven himself to accomplish great things all his life. His run for governor is the continuation of that.

As far as the spending goes, I don't think it's fiscal economies of scale. You have to include personal achievement as received value.

Stealing Medicare money (our tax dollars) is accomplishing great things? You're delusional. And don't give us the crap that he didn't know about it. If so, he wasn't much of a CEO, was he?

Never indicted, never convicted, never questioned about the medicare thing. Just a false issue put forth by the liberal media and unions in an effort to keep a good man down.:clap:

Because him taking the 5th amendment 70+ times while under oath is a figment of everyone's imagination?

Because him taking the 5th ammendment 70+ times while under oath is a figment of everyone's imagination?

I have taken the fifth when asked about something in the past. It is another one of those pesky Constitutional rights that the liberal media seems to have a problem with.

Never indicted, never convicted, never questioned about the medicare thing. Just a false issue put forth by the liberal media and unions in an effort to keep a good man down.:clap:

Why did you take the Fifth? Most people take it because to answer the question would tend to incriminate themselves. In other words, there is virtually no way that taking the fifth doesn't imply that you were a part of a crime. If there is another way to see this, please explain it to me.

Stealing Medicare money (our tax dollars) is accomplishing great things? You're delusional. And don't give us the crap that he didn't know about it. If so, he wasn't much of a CEO, was he?

[/QThe settlement requires HCA to pay:

?$356 million to resolve whistleblower lawsuits alleging that HCA engaged in a series of schemes to defraud Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE, the military?s health care program, through hospital cost reports, the year end claims submitted by hospitals to the government to reconcile payments received throughout the year with amounts they claim are actually owed. In 2001, a subsidiary of Nashville-based HCA, Columbia Management Companies, Inc., pled guilty in the Middle District of Florida to related charges on eight counts of making false statements to the United States and paid $22.6 million in criminal fines. An additional amount of $20 million of the settlement is being paid toward a resolution of cost reporting fraud allegations pursued separately by James Alderson and John Schilling, the relators who ...UOTE]

it wasn't just Medicare, it was Medicade and TRICARE, the military health program.