Is Florida A State of Corruption?

RICK SCOTT LAUGHINGGovernor Scott has always wanted to be a political leader in the country, and he loves media attention. But with the resigning of Jennifer Carroll, his Lieutenant Governor, the corruption of Tony Bennett, his Education Commissioner, The Trayvon Martin Case, Traymon Williams, Racial profiling case, and the Sopchoppy Florida, Voter complain case, there is something wrong with the leadership in the state. Corruption is running rampant in Florida, and the only answer our governor has is buy a gun.

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The Hubris of the Jackson Political Brand at it again

Jesse Sandi JacksonJrPosted on August 15, 2013

“I still believe in the power of forgiveness; I believe in the power of redemption,” Jackson said when approached by a reporter after the hearing. “Today I manned up and tried to accept responsibility for the errors of my ways. And I still believe in resurrection.” —NBC News, reporting on 8/14/2013.

That is what the former U.S. Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. said to media assembled in front of a vehicle that he was about to enter after her was sentenced Wednesday, August 14, 2013 to 30 months in prison after pleading guilty to spending $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items according to NBC News.

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Scott Wants Rev. Jackson and Other Protesters to Leave Florida Alone

Rick Scott wants Jesse Jackson and others out of Florida“I love the SYG law. George had his day in court and won, get over it. Jackson and Sharpton are in it to keep the race issue up. I agree with Bill O’Reilly, on Fox. Should they decide to boycott this state that is fine with me, and as usual, once again the spineless Democrats want more gun control laws, well the law is fine. Don’t commit a crime or attack any one and you will not get shot, see how simple it is. And we do not need outsiders coming to our state and telling us how to run it, don’t like what we do, go home and stay there,” say Florida resident Bob Hudsun.

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IT’S NOT ABOUT STAND YOUR GROUND, BUT IT IS ABOUT GUN SAFETY.

GunPosted on July 18, 2013    

As the discussion and debate concerning the access to, and the enjoyment of, or the conscious choice to realize the full embrace of every right afforded to law-abiding citizens by and through the United States Constitution continues, I wanted to further expand the debate on the full embrace of the 2nd Amendment with the following caveat;

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A Harsh Reality Of Black Justice

Justice ScalesI try hard to be an informed citizen. I try harder to be fair and impartial when it comes to the actions of the general public; as well as law enforcement officers concerning their behavior toward African Americans. The stories of the people shooting unarmed black men by white men and law enforcement officers continue to emerge day after day. In all instances, individuals insisted that there was a justification for using deadly force.

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STATE OF FLORIDA V. ZIMMERMAN 7/14/2013 (Post-verdict thoughts segment 2)

Talking HeadsPosted on July 14, 2013    

STATE OF FLORIDA V. ZIMMERMAN (More and more thoughts): I was watching the various “talking heads” post verdict last night on a particular cable news outlet and the participants were getting facts about this case wrong (surprise) and as a result, in my opinion, were contributing to more confusion about FACTS about this case in terms of the historical chronology and thereby fanning what I call “the flames of ignorance” in terms of accuracy in reporting, accuracy in journalism and responsibility of being on as a broadcaster. 

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