WATCH: Florida Disaster Chief Won’t Say ‘Climate Change’ In Hearing - Committee Cracks Up (VIDEO)

Rick Scott has banned the use of the term “climate change” by state employees. Two Florida State Senators thought it would be funny to try to goad Scott’s Disaster Chief into saying those two terrible words.

It was. Hilarious.

Brian Koon, Chief of the Florida Division of Emergency, struggled at times, but made it through without uttering the words that could get him fired. When one Senator (Senators aren’t state employees) asked Koon if he was aware that the state could lose federal funding without a plan for mitigating climate change, Koon answered that the state would need to address “language to that effect.”

The other senator asked “what were those words?” The first, coming to the Chiefs aid, said:

I used ‘climate change,’ but I’m suggesting as a state we might use‘ atmospheric reemployment.’

Governor Scott has made a laughing-stock out of his state and its legislative process, which is good news for those of us who enjoy a good laugh.

Rick Scott’s Disaster Chief refuses to say ‘climate change.’

H/T: Occupy Democrats | Image: Screen Capture From YouTube

 

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  • canucanoe2

    That guy’s laugh is contagious.

  • https://www.facebook.com/drlarrymitchell drlarrymitchell

    Beautiful. Walk it right up to the troglodytes…

  • Jo Clark

    That is ferking hilarious! LMAO.

  • Antonio Norwood

    Republicans getting a taste of how most Democrats see them, a joke.

  • lauralth

    And it is just starting.

  • David Bailey

    “Atmospheric redeployment” - perfect! Too bad Florida can’t rid itself of idiotic politicians simply by banning the use of the phrase “idiotic politicians”.

  • Teresa Groves

    Nope! Nothing crazy going on in Florida!

  • NelsonRobison

    Republicans are finding out that governing is harder than it looks. And when.you limit the language a person can use it further ties the hands of those who ate trying to govern.

  • wingr47

    A nice place to visit but Ya can’t pay Me enough money to live There.