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Video; Rick Scott Introduces Jennifer Carroll As His Running Mate

September 2, 2010 Political News, State 2 Comments

Rick Scott introduces State Representative Jennifer Carroll as his running mate today in Orlando. 

Rick Scott introduced Jennifer Carroll to Orlando at a press event open to the public on September 2. While local pundits put their spin on the motives and results, the candidates themselves explained their goals best in their own words.

All of the local news channels were present but most don’t have the air time to show you the whole of their statements, so here is “The Rest”

 

Posted by Allen Wilson

Allen Wilson is an international business developer, project director, and multi-discipline engineer with a major international corporation. He has travelled extensively and lived on four continents experiencing first hand the societies that are in the news today. His avocation is communicating through images.

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  1. Erin says:

    Finally – no commentary, no spin, no fluff – just what they said. My picture of Rick Scott based on what I saw on TV is completely different from what I saw in this video. Carroll seems to be a no nonsense lady with the right kind of experience to work behind the scenes. When someone on TV last night asked “what does a Lt Gov do anyway and how important can it be?” I was thinking that it was odd they were a political correspondent. Thanks Tom and Allen. Hope we can see more like this from all the candidates.

  2. Tom Lundy says:

    I’m not sure who has a brighter future, Rick Scott or Jennifer Carrol.

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