VIDEO: Hysterical liberal woman shrieks at Gov. Rick Scott in Florida Starbucks

As I write this, the video has 259,127 views, which is pretty good for one day. What liberal can resist a shrieking, hysterical woman calling a Republican governor an a**hole as he's trying to order coffee at Starbucks? Any ideas as to why she can't find a good job? (Video below)

Here's something to chew on: Last Friday I attended a corporate reception in downtown Detroit and I had the occasion to be introduced to a Democrat member of Congress of whom I am decidedly not a fan. I don't know if she knew who I was. It's possible she recognized my name from my Detroit News column, where I gave it to her predecessor/husband pretty good on more than one occasion. Anyway, I said hello, she said hello, we talked a little bit about things each other are working on. Shook hands. Done. You're not there to get into arguments or be unpleasant. There are venues for that. This wasn't one of them. And political disagreements don't need to be personal, nor do they need to lead into angry invective. The fact that I understand all this is one of the reasons I actually do pretty well professionally. This woman either doesn't know any of this or doesn't care. Oh, look, that awful Republican governor. I hate him! I'll call him an a**hole because he's here and I can! That's not just rude, it's also really stupid. If she knew how to behave in public, maybe she would have a good job. By the way, the reason Scott declined to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare is because he preferred to stick with Florida's own program, which is called the Low Income Pool. If she can't afford health insurance because she doesn't have a good job because she acts like a complete jerk in polite society, she can sign up for that. Oh, by the way, about her claim that "rich people don't know what to do" . . . you know what rich people know? Not to act like her.

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