Florida's Most Effective Political Ad of the Year
Let's be clear on this: I'd sooner vote for a tapeworm than Rick Scott.
| Even Scott's head shot is creepy |
The feds didn't do their jobs. They nail the companies but let the architects of the crimes walk on civil charges. That way nobody's accountable. Columbia gave hundreds of millions in political contributions. Scott's cofounder in HCA was Thomas Frist, brother of then-powerful Republican senator Bill Frist. Scott was forced to resign when the FBI began investigating, while Frist did the obligatory "restructuring" of the company. Money talked; Scott walked.
But Scott's ad guys are good. Or maybe his opponent, Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum, is just that bad. After the jump, we've got the the most effective political ad I've seen this season. It's based on McCollum's own words, it plays on the rampant xenophobia of Republican voters, it's 34 seconds long, and it might help one of the worst candidates in history win a major party nomination for Florida governor.
Check inside to see it. Classic line: "I beg to differ."
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