Snap! Bring it on, Sonny…oh, it’s been brung…deal with it Florida as Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue looks at his state’s pristine coastline and then at the development Florida allows on its shores and says he wonders how Florida officials can preach about the environment.

Preach it, brother! Can I get an AMEN?!?!

In Georgia, “you have a … pristine undeveloped coastline with marshes there that people love to look out on,” [Perdue] said. “And then I come to Florida and I see the developed coastline all the way around from Jacksonville all the way up to Tallahassee, I really wonder how we can be preached at as Georgians over environmentalism and water.”

Perdue, who was attending a Republican Governors Association conference, also said Florida officials should just say what their argument is really all about: answering to the area’s commercial fishing industry.

“Utilizing the endangered species act as a weapon in this battle is somewhat disingenuous. We know what this is about. We know it’s about the bay and the quality of the bay and the oysters and that very powerful, very loud political constituency,” Perdue said. “Let’s don’t try to make it about a federal law that really it’s not all about, about mussels or about sturgeons.”

Word to your mother or we’re gonna come down there in our Nite Rida and represent.