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Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink is slated to attend a fundraiser tomorrow at the home of Coral Gables activist Vincent Damian. Hosts include leaders of the Cuban-American Bar Association. Download Sink Fundraiser on Nov 10 2009 from 7 pm to 830 pm
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What is Alex Sink, planning to do if elected Governor of Florida.
Regarding the over crowding in Florida Prisons and the out of control FDOC budget.
Florida Parole Commission 250 million dollar budget for violating thousands on technical violations and increasing the capacity of prisoners.
Lack of funds for elderly, education, college scholarships, law enforcement, Paramedics,etc.
But we can continue to build prisons and continue with the Revolving Door Policy.
California, Nevada, Virgina have made prison reform changes and gotten serious about misusing and abusing tax payers money.
Check out Collins Center for Public Policy
and " Smart Justice".
Posted by: Mary Diaz | November 10, 2009 at 10:34 AM