Koch gift too costly for Florida State - St. Petersburg Times

Koch gift too costly for Florida State - St. Petersburg Times




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Koch gift too costly for Florida State - St. Petersburg Times
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"Florida State University's economics department needs to reconsider its relationship with billionaire Charles G. Koch, who pledged $1.5 million to the school as long as professors hired with the money hew to Koch's Libertarian philosophy. The arrangement reeks of pandering and undermines academic freedom, the cornerstone of American higher education." Full Article | St. Petersburg Times

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David Irwin Koch is disgusting, and so is his deal with FSU. I'm ashamed.


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Poll: Florida GOP Gov. Scott's Net Approval Rating Plummets | TPMDC

Poll: Florida GOP Gov. Scott's Net Approval Rating Plummets | TPMDC
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"According to results of Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday morning, the percentage of Floridians who now approve of Gov. Rick Scott's (R) job performance has remained unchanged since two months ago. But at the same time, the percentage who disapprove of his job performance has more than doubled, putting his net approval rating deep underwater.

In the latest poll, a 48% plurality of registered voters now disapprove of how Scott has handled his job, a huge leap from February when only 22% of voters disapproved of the new Governor's job performance. Meanwhile, 35% of voters currently approve of Scott's job performance, the exact same percentage who gave Scott a thumbs up two months ago."