In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

On 4/18/2016 8:10 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to Good on himbill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

He beat back socialized medicine again. Too bad so sad.

On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:10:26 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

You left out this part

The bill “does not require dentists who receive taxpayer dollars to
hire a specific number of new employees or to serve a certain number
of low-income patients each year,� Scott said. “Furthermore, the bill
opens the door for state dollars to be used to incentivize other
high-income professionals.�

This was just another example of welfare for the rich that you are
usually opposed to.

On 4/18/16 12:48 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:10:26 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

You left out this part

The bill “does not require dentists who receive taxpayer dollars to
hire a specific number of new employees or to serve a certain number
of low-income patients each year,� Scott said. “Furthermore, the bill
opens the door for state dollars to be used to incentivize other
high-income professionals.�

This was just another example of welfare for the rich that you are
usually opposed to.



I don't believe anything Scott says. He oughta be in federal prison for
his medicare scams.

On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 13:08:58 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 4/18/16 12:48 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:10:26 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

You left out this part

The bill “does not require dentists who receive taxpayer dollars to
hire a specific number of new employees or to serve a certain number
of low-income patients each year,� Scott said. “Furthermore, the bill
opens the door for state dollars to be used to incentivize other
high-income professionals.�

This was just another example of welfare for the rich that you are
usually opposed to.



I don't believe anything Scott says. He oughta be in federal prison for
his medicare scams.

That explains some of your irrational rants.

On 4/18/16 1:11 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 13:08:58 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 4/18/16 12:48 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:10:26 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

You left out this part

The bill “does not require dentists who receive taxpayer dollars to
hire a specific number of new employees or to serve a certain number
of low-income patients each year,� Scott said. “Furthermore, the bill
opens the door for state dollars to be used to incentivize other
high-income professionals.�

This was just another example of welfare for the rich that you are
usually opposed to.



I don't believe anything Scott says. He oughta be in federal prison for
his medicare scams.

That explains some of your irrational rants.


His hospital chain bought its way out of a jam.

On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 13:24:45 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 4/18/16 1:11 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 13:08:58 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 4/18/16 12:48 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:10:26 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

In spite of the *unanimous* support from Republicans and Democrats in
the Florida Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a measure that would
have provided grants for dentists to open private practices in the
state’s medically underserved areas.

House Bill 139, sponsored by Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, and
Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, would create a program administered by the
Florida Department of Health that would provide $10,000 to $100,000
rewards to dentists working in rural or low-income communities, the News
Service of Florida reports. The grant money could have been used for
repayment of dental school student loans; investment in property,
facilities or equipment for the dental office; or expenses related to
relocation or opening of a dental practice, according to the bill.

- - - - - -

Medicare fraudster Scott claimed the proposal was duplicative of
existing programs, but apparently the legislature did not agree. Scott
has already closed down the state’s Department of Health dental clinics
that served the indigent.

Fairly clever idea of Scott’s, actually. This way when the zombie
apocalypse hits Florida zombies will only be able to gum their victims

You left out this part

The bill “does not require dentists who receive taxpayer dollars to
hire a specific number of new employees or to serve a certain number
of low-income patients each year,� Scott said. “Furthermore, the bill
opens the door for state dollars to be used to incentivize other
high-income professionals.�

This was just another example of welfare for the rich that you are
usually opposed to.



I don't believe anything Scott says. He oughta be in federal prison for
his medicare scams.

That explains some of your irrational rants.


His hospital chain bought its way out of a jam.

I guess the bottom line is they paid the fines paid restitution and
justice was done.
It is still not relevant to what is going on now.