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It's Official: Floriduh Is the Craziest State In the Nation

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« on: April 30, 2015, 06:35:09 pm »

It takes a lot to beat out Texas, Wisconsin, Alabama, Georgia, and all the others but Rick Scott and this state have finally hit rock bottom.

It's time every single one of these Republican teabagger idiots got booted out of office and Scott recalled.



http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2015/04/29/402875028/floridas-legislature-quits-early-at-impasse-over-medicaid-expansion

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The Republican-controlled Florida legislature — at odds over the question of whether to expand Medicaid — abruptly ended its session three days early on Tuesday, leaving hundreds of bills that are unrelated to health care unfinished.

Andy Gardiner, president of Florida's state Senate, says he's disappointed with the House's decision to stop negotiating and leave town.

"The House didn't win, the Senate didn't win and the taxpayers lost," Gardiner says. "There are a lot of issues that aren't going to make it, and it's unfortunate."

"We've made every effort we can to negotiate with the Senate on a budget," he says, "and at this time they're standing strong on Medicaid expansion."

Shortly after the adjournment, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, filed a lawsuit against the federal government over health care funding — a move that was promptly derided by the leadership of the state Senate.

"I don't think it changes anything," says the chairman of Florida's Senate appropriations committee, Tom Lee. "Once he announced he was going to file a lawsuit against the federal government, I think everyone sort of shut down and lawyered up, and all that sort of thing."
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