Rick Scott
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While Americans have largely been evacuated from the now Taliban-run Afghanistan, new obstacles face the United States with the new middle-eastern government. The current predicament truly begs the question, "should America negotiate with terrorists?" US Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) doesn't think so, and he blames Biden for this ultimatum. Today, Senator Rick Scott released a […]
Florida Republicans are criticizing both the Biden Administration and the State Department, calling their response a “disgrace” as the conflict surrounding Afghanistan continues to have lasting effects.
Scott called for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) and Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer (D) to launch an investigation instead of being “shamefully silent.”
Democrats continue to direct criticism at Florida leadership with Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) commenting on social media that the state is facing “a chronic GOP problem.”
As if the situation in Afghanistan couldn't get any worse, President Biden (D) has allegedly provided the Taliban with a list of US citizens and Afghan allies that we needed to evacuate. Now, US Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), along with a growing list of Republicans, is calling out Biden for providing a "user-friendly kill list" […]
While the Communist Cuban regime continues to oppress the Cuban people, the protests for freedom in the Caribbean have been buried by the Biden Administration's many other crises such as the Southern Border, Afghanistan, and inflation. However, US Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) has stayed alert on Cuba amid the many other crises facing the nation. It […]
Waltz argued that this environmental moratorium would allow the state to focus “on water quality and reducing red tide.”
As the tensions mount in Cuba and protests continue, the long-standing Communist regime is being challenged by its own people and Cuban-American activists alike. Although we have seen pivotal moves from notable politicians such as Gov. DeSantis (R-FL) attempting to supply internet access to the island, Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) does not think the US […]
Florida Rep. Rick Scott (R) is joining the conversation by filing legislation to block the federal government from having a mask mandate on public transportation.
With the House voting rights "For the People Act" still continuing to drum up controversy, Florida Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) is standing behind his claims that Americans do not support the election reform bill and accused Twitter of "editorializing" the issue to benefit the Democratic narrative that Republicans were trying to suppress voting efforts. Scott […]
Scott argued that the “inconvenient truth” is that the Hispanic community will be voting Republican in the upcoming election.
Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) has announced that he plans to donate, not only his first-quarter salary but his second quarterly Senate salary to charities across Florida to help fight child poverty and diseases such as ALS. Liberty Youth Ranch in Bonita Springs is a residential program for vulnerable children, and Advance Senior Center in Kissimmee […]
This week, Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) honored Sheldon Adelson with the Champion for Freedom Award.
Washington D.C.- Amid the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that continues to dominate the world news, many Democratic politicians have been hesitant to publicly support Israel, including President Joe Biden, who Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) claims "doesn't have a backbone" after he appeared to remain complacent to the "radical left" Congresswomen who are advocating for Palestinians. "Where is […]
Florida Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R) voted in favor of the VA Transparency & Trust Act of 2021.
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) questioned Secretary of Homeland Security Alejando Mayorkas how they are “enforcing current immigration law & protecting American families.”
On Monday, the Treasury Department announced that it would be releasing $350 billion to state and local governments as part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.
The DATA Act will also provide Americans with legal recourse against big tech companies if there’s reason to believe that Americans' right to privacy has been violated.
