Rick Scott
Republican · FL · U.S. Senate
Bio
Richard Lynn Scott is an American attorney, businessman, politician, and Navy veteran serving as the senior United States senator from Florida, a seat he has held since 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he served from 2011 to 2019 as the 45th governor of Florida.
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Kevin McCarthy Gets Brutally Roasted for Idiotic Graham Platner TakeFormer House Speaker Kevin McCarthy tried to take a swing at Democrats over Graham Platner’s latest controversy, only to whiff so hard that he ended up calling out Republicans in the process. A damning new rape allegation emerged against Platner Monday evenin…
The New Republic · July 7, 2026
'We're watching closely': US Senator warns Pakistan over 'double role' after Sharif's Khamenei tributeUS Pakistan relations: In a recent statement, US Senator Rick Scott criticized Pakistan's potential role in mediating US-Iran relations, referencing past missteps that question Islamabad's credibility. At the same time, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif paid his …
The Times of India · July 7, 2026
American Tributes – Rick Scott: I Was Raised in Public Housing, Now I Live the American DreamAs part of Breitbart's America 250 coverage, we proudly present American Tributes. This special section showcases original videos sent to us from members of Congress, the Cabinet, and the Administration... all thematically connected by one simple premise: lov…
Breitbart News · July 4, 2026
Birthright Tourism Bills Surge After SCOTUS RulingAfter the Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump’s motion to restrict birthright citizenship on Tuesday, both chambers of Congress are overseeing legislation that would stop foreign travelers from coming to the United States to give birth to child…
Daily Signal · June 30, 2026
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