Monday, October 3, 2022

Sen. Rick Scott, carrying on a tradition, takes credit for infrastructure funding he opposed

 https://www.politifact.com/article/2022/feb/02/sen-rick-scott-carrying-tradition-takes-credit-inf/

But Scott didn’t vote for the law that’s funding the Everglades project. Neither did Sen. Marco Rubio, the Florida colleague he shared the credit with.

That makes Scott part of another growing political tradition: lawmakers claiming credit for things made possible by legislation they opposed. It’s how some lawmakers navigate the awkward situation when they’ve voted against something that the public broadly supports, especially bills that funnel money to localities and create jobs and economic opportunity.

2 comments :

  1. If I had the time I'd do a quick internet search and easily find lots of examples of Democrats doing the same thing. It's what all politicians do. That's why no democratic government ever comes up with a 10 year plan. They don't want to have it work and have their opponents take credit for it if they're in power.

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