Classic campaign stop for political newbie Scott
by Dara Kam | October 28th, 2010
Rick Scott frequently says “I’ve never done this before” when asked to weigh in about voting, polls and other political goings-on.
But Scott’s staff made a quintessential campaign stop to get a haircut at the Bent Pole barber shop in Titusville with a busload of reporters – and their cameras – in tow Thursday morning.
Dee Moreland, who’s been cutting hair for 42 years, gave Scott a “1/2-all-over” cut he maintains with a weekly visit to the barber at home in Naples.
Moreland said she was voting for Scott “and not just because I’m cutting your hair today.”
“That’s fair,” Scott, a multi-millionaire who’s spent more than $60 million of his own fortune on his campaign so far, said.
Moreland wouldn’t say how much he gave her but that “he tipped very well.”
The Tallahassee barber who cuts Gov. Charlie Crist’s hair might welcome a Scott win.
The notoriously tight-fisted Crist always tipped $1 on a $10 haircut. Even with reporters watching.
Tags: 2010 campaigns, 2010 elections, Charlie Crist, Dara Kam, Rick Scott





October 28th, 2010 at 12:51 pm
We know that Scott has no hair, but what the hell happened to Alex Sink’s hair?