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Gov Scott would lose a Do-Over Election , Washington Times

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GoodWitch58

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Florida governor would lose do-over election, poll says - Washington Times
The poll shows 32 percent of Sunshine State voters approve of Mr. Scott's job performance, while his disapproval rating is 55 percent. Voters of his own party approve of the way he is handling his job by a 57-27 margin, but his disapproval rating among Democrats stands at 81 percent ? up from 60 percent three months ago.

Mr. Scott?s net -23 percentage-pont approval margin makes him the least popular of the 35 currently serving governors PPP has polled.
 
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So would Obama...
 
no poll shows that yet...and the two issues are totally unrelated.
 
I dug into that poll a little because I wasn't sure about it. But the numbers of those polled seem to match political party affiliation for the state, so it seems legit. I think a lot of folk really like the initiatives he's pushing, he just needs to be better at communication. Growing pains I suppose. If he doesn't get that worked out though he'll be a one termer for sure.
 
who likes the initiatives he's pushing? the reports don't reflect that at all. Even the Republican members of the legislature are upset; in fact, in some situations, they are more upset because they see more of what is going on behind the scenes.

I think people would really like to see government work more efficiently; they would like jobs to be created; fraud to be handled in a just manner; and some fairness in the way things are paid for;

they want results, but not at the expense of fellow citizens' abilities to earn a decent living. I am not sure anyone really wants public school teachers and firemen, and the elderly to bear the brunt of the sacrifice that it will take to get our budget in order.

Many may like what he said he would do; but, almost no one likes the way he is going about it.

It is true, though, he needs to improve his communication...would help if he (in his own words the other day at a meeting with state employees) "read this before I came in here to speak to you."
 
who likes the initiatives he's pushing? the reports don't reflect that at all. Even the Republican members of the legislature are upset; in fact, in some situations, they are more upset because they see more of what is going on behind the scenes.

I think people would really like to see government work more efficiently; they would like jobs to be created; fraud to be handled in a just manner; and some fairness in the way things are paid for;

they want results, but not at the expense of fellow citizens' abilities to earn a decent living. I am not sure anyone really wants public school teachers and firemen, and the elderly to bear the brunt of the sacrifice that it will take to get our budget in order.

Many may like what he said he would do; but, almost no one likes the way he is going about it.

It is true, though, he needs to improve his communication...would help if he (in his own words the other day at a meeting with state employees) "read this before I came in here to speak to you."

That was my point. I also don't think legislators are disapproving generally. That seems like something the democrats have manufactured. He may have agitated a few who were looking for hand outs and big spending, which is fine with me. ;-)
 
He's not making smaller government from what I can see, he's just rearranging it and giving money to different people...SOS, different name.
 
That was my point. I also don't think legislators are disapproving generally. That seems like something the democrats have manufactured. He may have agitated a few who were looking for hand outs and big spending, which is fine with me. ;-)


Just love those Rose colored glasses....Are they Costa Del Mar? :roll:
 
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