Rongone wrote:

Goose wrote:

Ron, I get the feeling that Scott just isn't that into you.

 
Nah . . . I think Scott is just totally unaware of the fact that many of his constituents can see right through that transparent veil of concern he projects from behind the curtain of his congressional office.

The guy is a total follower captured by such groups as the 'freedom caucus' and he is only able to stick to scripts presented to him by such groups. He is about as original as boxed pancake mix, and, without the direction of his benefactors' rhetoric, he would be at a loss for words. Have you ever seen him speak on a news show--even Fox 'news' for crying out loud, who has him on to punctuate one of their diatribes--he's terrible. Once he spouts the party line, he doesn't know what else to say. If you want a good chuckle, attend one of his 'town hall meetings'. If all else fails, he resorts to criticizing anything Obama does. I once set up a personal meeting with him at his York office. The day before the confirmed meeting was scheduled, a member of his staff contacted me and said he was unable to attend. I said, OK, then we'll reschedule at a time that's convenient for him, and the staff member then said a meeting wouldn't be possible. I'm pretty sure Scott decided he better not have a meeting with someone that would actually challenge his position of doing nothing but criticizing Barack Obama. The guy has no concept for initiating viable alternatives.

Oh, yeah . . . As you can probably tell, I'm not too into Scott.

And don't expect too much different in York County for a long while.