"Something is rotten in the state of Florida?"

[ProSense]

Mo Money Mo Problems: Rothstein Is Latest Crist Fundraiser Under Cloud

Something is rotten in the state of Florida?

With the accusations this week that Scott Rothstein, fast-living Fort Lauderdale attorney and friend and donor to Gov. Charlie Crist, orchestrated a massive fraud out of his law firm, there are now three Crist moneymen caught up in alleged criminal or extremely shady activity.

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[valerief]

1. Is that a rhetorical question? I mean, it's Florida, after all. nt

[Ineeda]

3. Same old, same old.

:hi:

[valerief]

9. Except for you, Ineeda!!!!

:hi:

[DrDan]

4. as compared to Texas and Oklahoma and Kansas

so what are you saying . . .

[polichick]

8. You mean Floriduh - my beloved home state! nt

[vaberella]

10. Ain't that the truth. nt

[BrklynLiberal]

2. Coincidence?

[zbdent]

5. oh come now, you can't condemn a person for the people he associates with!

It's not like he's some lowly worker in an ACORN office which he never ever had any dealings with ... I mean, THAT is a federal case ...

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and, for the impaired ... :sarcasm:

[Bitwit1234]

6. Something has ALWAYS BEEN rotten in Florida for

the last twenty years. Especially after the bushes moved in. And by the way what ever happened to Katherine Harris the AG that put her career on the line for bush so he could get the election. Florida voted her out of the senate race most handily...guess that's what happens to people who help the bushes they get slammed.

Which brings to mind Linda Tripp. Who put her career on the line to trap Monica Lewinski into a sex act with Clinton. Then what the bushes terminated her job and she is almost homeless. Serves em right. You give the bushes you life and they cut you off at the knees, especially if you are a woman..they consider them throw aways. along with the rest of the republicans. If you can help them they suck you dry and then throw you out with the garbage..wonder what will happen to Palin and Bachman when the republicans can't get any more traction out of both of them.

[retread]

11. 20 years?? Closer to 500 years. Juan Ponce de Leon explored Florida in 1513.

[Orsino]

7. Sop the presses! n/t