Russell Schweiss
Russell Schweiss
eventually extending feels governor law run sunset supports
The governor feels that the law should eventually sunset but only after it has run its course, and it has not yet run its course. He supports extending it but not necessarily abolishing the deadline.
governor priorities
The governor is not basing his priorities on polls.
certainly open
The governor's certainly open to strengthening the plan.
bring changes discuss intent might possible table
The governor's intent is to bring sheriffs to the table and discuss the possible changes that might be made.
action assertion citizen citizens contact corporate fema florida further governor housing immediate merely provide seeking
The governor's involvement was merely facilitating contact with a corporate citizen of Florida that was seeking to provide immediate housing relief. Any assertion the governor had to do with any contracting negotiations or further action by FEMA is unfounded.
talk
We can only talk about what he's done, not what he's doing.
districts drawing governor judicial
This would essentially make the drawing of districts a judicial function. The Governor does not feel that this should be a judicial function.
current funding operations
This (proposed cut) is aligning the funding with the current operations of the program.
five likely ourselves trying
With this we're likely to see ourselves five years from now trying to keep them at 100 miles.
protection receiving
Under Gov. Bush, Florida's wetlands and waterways are receiving better protection than ever before.
move quickly urge
We would urge them to move as quickly as they can.
county
Ultimately, this is something where Scripps and the county have to come together.
based learning plan rewarding showing students teachers whose
The plan is not based upon polls. It's based upon rewarding teachers whose students are showing significant learning gains.
case constitution decision fair hear laid process regain rights simply thoughtful
The decision not to hear the case simply reaffirms that the clemency process which is laid out in our Constitution is a fair one which allows felons to regain their rights through a thoughtful process.