Julio Robaina wants to be Miami-Dade county's next mayor.
If elected, he would lead a county government with over 30,000 employees and a oversee a budget of some $7.5 billion.
So who has he surrounded himself with?
Idiots, apparently!
Check out the embarrassing mistakes on a flyer his campaign put out announcing an event in Aventura Thursday.
The list of "Invited VIP's includes "Former Governer Jeb Bush." Governor is misspelled.
"[Miami] Mayor Thomas Regalado". Regalado uses Tomás, not Thomas.
"[Miami Beach] Commissioner Geroge Expozito." They've mangled the spelling of George AND Exposito. And, as in the case of Regalado, Commissioner Exposito goes by Jorge and not George.
It occurs to me that the Anglicization of the first names of Regalado and Rxposito wasn't a mistake. Perhaps it's an effort to pander to the largely non-Hispanic crowd this event is expected to draw.
But, I've saved the best for last. For some strange reason, they couldn't even correctly spell the name of Luther Campbell...even though he's listed as a "SPECIAL guest of honor." They turned Campbell into Cambell.
The good news is that they've correctly spelled the name of the other "special guest," former Miami-Dade transit director, Roosevelt Bradley.
But, still unanswered is, why would Robaina invite a man to this event, who was fired from his job as transit director? Does Robaina plan to give Bradley a job if he's elected?
Is this how you plan to run the county, Julio?
-flyer via SFDB
