Poor Losers, But Losers Nonetheless

When I was growing up, my parents taught me to be gracious in both winning and losing.  Too bad that lesson wasn't taught to the vile, corrupt Florida Democrats who pollute Broward and Palm Beach counties especially, and continue to lose, lose, lose.  And not lose graciously.

Think that's too harsh?  No, it's not.  Consider these luminaries who ooze from these two deep blue counties:

Sheriff Scott Israel, aka the Broward Coward, the wannabe lawman who stood down for twenty minutes while a deranged psychopath shot up Parkland High School, leaving seventeen students and teachers dead.  A die-hard Hillary supporter, he was simply taking Rahm Emanuel's advice of "never let a good crisis go to waste."  Despicable.

Or how about the lovable Debbie Wassermann-Schwartz of Palm Beach County, who as head of the DNC, not only rigged a presidential democrat primary election to undermine the self described socialist Bernie Sanders in favor of Hillary Clinton, and who is under investigation for transferring state secrets to a hostile foreign power, now has actually won her reelection to the House.  The payoff cash flows fast and wide in her district, doesn't it?  Vile.

Or the infamous Alcee Hastings, whose claim to fame is that he was the first federal judge to be removed from office by the US Senate for criminal acts.  And yet the democrat crime machine in Palm Beach County continues to reelect him to the House of Representatives.  And he keeps on scamming to this day.   Earlier this year several of his staffers were indicted on money laundering.  They were literally running an organized crime ring out of a sitting Representative's office.  Welcome to Ft Lauderdale.  Corrupt.

So now comes Senator Bill Nelson of Dade County, who has done essentially nothing in Congress but obstruct for the forty-seven years he's been on the public dole.  Now he is throwing a tantrum, stomping his feet, and holding his breath until there is a recount on the midterm Florida senate race between him and the winner, Republican Governor Rick Scott.  It brings back images of Al Gore's pathetic attempt to overturn his loss to George W. Bush in the 2000 presidential election.  Remember the hanging chads?  Yep, that was Palm Beach County.  The irony in that recount was that they did find uncounted votes: all of them for Bush.  Pathetic.

Now that Florida Constitutional Amendment 4 has been approved by the voters, convicted felons who have "fully paid their debt to society" are now granted restitution of their civil rights.  Despite the soft peddling the social justice warriors give it, what that means is that given the intellectual, racial and sociopathic makeup of Florida's high security prisons, Florida can immediately expect another million-plus Democrat voters.  

Florida has sixty-seven counties, but these two alone give the state a bad name.  And the reason for that is that they are totally and irretrievably corrupt,  having been under Democrat Party control forever.  And they seemingly continue to be immune to any consequence of their scandals, and somehow manage to escape federal prosecution.  As much as I was opposed to Andrew Gillum for his communist political philosophy, at least his mama taught him how to lose graciously.  

Now he can go back being the corrupt, perpetually under investigation mayor of Tallahassee.