Florida Governor Rick Scott is pushing to open public schools, but his grandchildren aren’t going.

He says parents should have a “choice” between distance learning and brick-and-mortar buildings.

His grandchildren will chose distance learning.

“My daughters are going to be more focused on distance learning right now to make sure their children are safe,” Scott told Varney.

So, he’s saying that brick-and-mortar in-person school is not safe.  So, why would people make the choice to send their children to a place that’s not safe?

Rick has an answer.

“Other parents are going to want to make sure their kids are in the classroom.”

Scott said parents have their own reasons for sending their kids to school, such as free lunches.“

Some [parents] are going to do it because it’s a way for students to get a subsidized meal, things like that,” Scott said.

Excuse me for a minute while I bang my head against the wall.

Florida is at a place where children have to risk their lives to get food. Children have to play Corona-Roulette to sustain life.  That’s where good ole Republican Florida is.

So, public school is only good enough for poor kids? Kids of parents who are out of work? Kids who have sick parents?