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Scott Must Now Transition From Slogans to Action

The November elections on both the statewide and national levels were, as many expected, a Red Sea of Republican victories.

By Joan E. Collier, Joan E. Collier | Updated on November 30, 2010

The November elections on both the statewide and national levels were, as many expected, a Red Sea of Republican victories.

Here at home, Rick Scott eventually claimed victory in the closest governor’s race in 134 years. Scott, who barely met the resident requirement to run (he moved here in 2003; one must be a resident for seven years to run for governor), spent some $75 million of his own money for the right to move from his multi-million home in Naples to the governor’s house in Tallahassee.

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