Versus the ~18 billion in losses to the state's public service employee pension fund, under the watchful eye of Alex Sink, Charlie Crist, and Bill McCollum. We're trading worse for better if we get Scott, as far as the numbers go, IMHO.
The funds may have lost money; most pension funds have; and the responsibility for the investment is a
group responsibility, not any one person--I would wager those three at least
knew what was going on and if fraud had been suspected, each of them would have taken some action..,,unlike a certain Mr. Scott who, as the CEO of his company claimed he knew nothing about the fraud...I don't believe him, but, if his statement is true and he did not know then he should have known (a reasonable person who is charge should know what's going on in the company)...and that lack of responsibility and lack of accountability is far worse than anything that has been attributed to Sink, Crist, or McCollum IMO.
I don't want someone that out of touch running Florida.