FROM: Brian Burgess, Communications Director
Executive Office of the Governor
RE: Governor Rick Scott’s Weekly Radio Address
Attached please find Governor Rick Scott’s weekly radio address.
Learn more about Governor Scott’s work to bring jobs to Florida by eliminating job-killing regulation, holding government accountable and making sure Florida has the best educated workforce.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please call Governor Scott’s press office at (850) 488-5394.
Governor Scott Weekly Radio Address 2.25.2011
This is Governor Rick Scott.
This week we celebrated the diversity of our people and our state.
First, we recognized students, teachers and business leaders this week as we observed Black History Month.
Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll and I invite you to celebrate the achievements of African-American leaders whose contributions leave a lasting legacy of strength, determination and pride.
I also visited Apalachicola and enjoyed some world-famous oysters. I stopped by a seafood house where fresh Florida shrimp, oysters and fish are shipped to restaurants and stores across the United States.
I also witnessed the historic Space Shuttle launch from Kennedy Space Center. As the program nears retirement, we see an exciting, emerging commercial space industry carving a new path for our state’s $8-billion-a-year space industry.
With Florida’s aerospace industry representing only three percent of the $250-billion global marketplace, there is significant opportunity for Florida to grow in this sector.
Next week, I will visit four northern cities on a Share a Little Sunshine tour in partnership with VISIT FLORIDA. The weather in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York City and Chicago is forecast to be in the 30s and 40s. I’ll encourage those winter-weary residents to come visit the Sunshine State.
To boost our tourism, we will tell people how they can register to win Florida vacation packages being given away to winners in each city.
I invite you to help us promote Florida’s great seafood, beaches, and weather by visiting ShareALittleSunshine.org.
Let’s get to work!
Rightardia can see why there was no video with this pabulum. Rick Scott needs to get to work! Where are the jobs!
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