CFO Alex Sink and Attorney General exchanged words through the media. Cabinet meetings are going to become far more interesting.
Sink is attacking the no-bid contract McCollum gave to Chris Mottola Consulting. McCollum argues the contract is legal and the CFO office has their own no-bid contracts. Sink replies the CFO office is attempting to eliminate no-bid contracts and McCollum is trying to change the subject.
What strikes me is McCollum is on the defensive and has yet to declare himself a candidate for Governor. Sink needs to not come off as too aggressive in her attacks. She must remain positive and liable while bashing McCollum. She seems up to the task.
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I see McCollum has plans to announce his candidacy.
ReplyDeleteThere are a number of weaknesses he brings to the campaign, including a PSA that is so full of bad statistics McCollum should never be allowed to leave any public forum without explaining the calculations that say 1 out of 7 kids is the victim of sexual predators on the Internet.
If that were true, and the average family has 2.4 children, 1 out of three families would have a victim.
The number of vicitms would be in the hundreds of thousands.
McCollum needs to own honesty, after all, lying in a deposition about an affair was enough to Impeach a President.
McCollum needs to explain why his false statements, made under the guise of Govermnent authority should disqualify him from any Elected Office.