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November 15, 2018

SHOUTS FAKE "FRAUD!"  EXCEPT WHEN HE WINS THE ELECTION.

Rick Scott is one of many politicians who spent millions of their own dollars to get elected only to claim "fraud" when maybe they did not win the election.

And if they do win the election, it's not "fraud" any more if you pay attention to them.

Real "fraud" is when a company defrauds veterans and seniors of their Medicaid and Medicare money and pleads guilty to doing it.   Amy Sherman, PolitiFact: Did Rick Scott Invoke the Fifth Amendment 75 Times? (Tampa Bay Times Online June 22, 2014), at http://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/national/politifact-did-rick-scott-invoke-the-fifth-amendment-75-times/2185493.

How long can this nonsense go on?  Not long.

Judge's gavel. Handout photo. Sun Sentinel.  (Handout Photo / Sun Sentinel)

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Posted by on November 15, 2018 at 09:26 AM in Bad Faith, Current Affairs, Fraud, Health Insurance |

Tags: bad faith, election, Florida, fraud, gavel, judge's, Medicaid, Medicare, voting

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