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Financial Disclosure Scandal
Violating state ethics laws, Sen. Haridopolos failed to disclose addresses of employers, bank accounts, stock ownership, car loans, an investment home and a secondary source of income from a consulting firm he owned for five straight years. Learn more...
Cushy UF Teaching Gig
Sen. Haridopolos is fond of saying Florida needs to "tighten its belt" while our state endures tough times, but he had no problem taking $75,000 a year for a teaching job at UF, which many say is abnormally high compared to similar positions.
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Extreme Positions
Sen. Haridopolos wants to tell your city council how to spend your money, stuff the Public Service Commission full of utility lackeys, give health care for the young, poor, and elderly over to greedy HMOs and insurance companies, and much worse.
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Double Dipper Hypocrisy
Despite voting in favor of a law banning "double-dipping" among public employees, Sen. Haridopolos hired staff that would do just that. All of these new staff are making handsome six figure salaries.
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Liar, Liar
Sen. Haridopolos told a Miami Herald reporter last year that he hadn't signed a settlement agreement with disgraced former Republican Party of Florida chair Jim Greer.
Under oath, Haridopolos told a very different story. He admitted to signing a $124,000 severance agreement with Greer. RPOF has since refused to pay Greer, which is the origin of the lawsuit against Haridopolos and other Florida Republican leaders.
Haridopolos' excuse for his lie? "I believe what I told him [the reporter] was not the whole story, yeah...I said the contrary because I thought I wasn't allowed to talk about it." Nice try, but if Haridopolos couldn't talk about it that's what he should have told the reporter. A lie is a lie.
