During last night's debate, Rick Scott mumbled and fumbled his way through the discussion of the execution he canceled to accommodate a fundraiser for Pam Bondi, at her request. He finally admitted that was the reason he did so, after just shrugging it off as if an execution was merely just another unpleasant thing he dismisses with a smile and a prayer, like the recent shooting deaths of children who were supposedly under the watchful eye of his Department Of Children And Families. Scott topped it off with a flippant and sneering retort aimed at Crist (and Bondi): "Pam Bondi apologized, what do you want her to do?"
Oh, I don't know Rick, maybe you and Pam could do your jobs? And by that I mean maybe put Floridians and justice first for a change, instead of spending every waking moment groveling for the almighty campaign dollar so you can continue to find new ways to stick it to your constituents?
No, Scott and Bondi are two of a kind in that department. That's why Bondi would only participate in one debate that most Floridians were blocked from seeing, and why Scott can't answer a question during a debate without dodging and weaving, and only then giving an answer that is the exact opposite of one he gave before.
In 2013, when Bondi asked Scott to "pencil out" the execution of Marshall Lee Gore, a man who raped, strangled, stabbed, and then disposed of Robyn Novick's body at a dump, so Bondi could wine and dine with rich donors, Scott had a different answer for honoring Bondi's wishes: