Before she was Rick Scott’s running-mate, Jennifer Carroll slammed him on ‘personal gain’

Is Jennifer Carroll’s support for Rick Scott as phony as her mail-order degree? The Crowley Report messes up the Scott-Carroll honeymoon with a bit of video, and reminiscence.

During a meeting of Clay County Republicans last month, Carroll told the crowd that she supported McCollum over Scott for governor because:

“We do not need that seat to be a seat where you’re learning, to be a seat where it’s for personal gain, to be a seat where the residents and the citizens of the state of Florida will be negatively impacted because of a lack of vision.”

Apparently she has changed her mind.

I, for one, would like to know exactly what she meant by that. Crowley has the video, which you can view here. Funny how things can change when you get offered a position of power …

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