Well folks, Republican Senator Rick Scott, the chair of the national Republican senatorial
committee, the fundraising arm of the Senate Republicans is back bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
from his luxurious time off the coast of Italy on a luxury yacht.
He's back from that vacation and dang it.
He is mad.
Apparently he didn't get much rest while on the Italian coast, maybe it has something
to do with the fact that all the Republicans in the Senate are wondering where their 145
million went that Rick Scott was in charge of.
And now can't account for.
So that's probably, you know, kept him up a couple of nights, but he's taking out his
anger at the wrong person, cuz he is taking out his anger on Senate minority leader, Mitch
McConnell, and in a recent op-ed published in the Washington examiner.
Rick Scott had this to say about certain people.
He wouldn't name anybody by name cuz he's a frigging coward, but it's very clear.
He's talking about Mitch McConnell.
He said unfortunately, many of the very people responsible for losing the Senate last cycle
are now trying to stop us from winning the majority.
This time by trash talking, our Republican candidates.
It's an amazing act of cowardice.
And ultimately it is treasonous to the conservative cause giving anonymous quotes to help the
Washington post or the New York times write stories.
Trashing Republicans is the same as working with the democratic national committee.
Wow.
You seem a little angry there.
Rick are, are, are people asking you too many questions about what the hell happened to
that money?
Did you, did you lose it?
Did you take it?
What happened to it?
Rick?
Why don't you answer those questions before accusing other people of being Treous to the
Republican party because you are the guy in charge of the money and all the Republicans
want to know where the hell the money went.
But again, as I said, it is very obvious that he is talking about Mitch McConnell.
Mitch McConnell has been fairly vocal about the fact that Republicans aren't gonna win
back the Senate because they've got such crappy candidates out there.
And there's likely a lot of truth to that right now.
Uh, 5 38 averages show that Democrats are probably gonna pick up three seats in the
Senate, three seats in the Senate, two of them, of course being, uh, Ohio and Pennsylvania,
where you have JD Vance and Dr. Oz running respectively, both doing horribly in the polls,
down in Georgia.
Republicans had hoped they were gonna flip that seat, but it looks like Warnock still
does hold a slight edge.
In most poles, as I've previously talked about, there's one poll that shows Walker actually
winning.
So that one I'd classify it as a toss up right now, to be honest with you, but even winning
back one seat and losing three others still gives Democrats a 52 48 advantage in the Senate,
which of course
Would prove Mitch McConnell, Wright.
You have bad candidates, even Herschel Walker, even in the poll where he's winning by two
points, he still has a much higher unfavorable rating than Rafael Warnock.
Dr. Oz is hugely unpopular in the polls.
JD Vance, not doing well either Blake masters out in Arizona, they thought they could unseat
Mark Kelly, probably not gonna happen because he's a total failure.
These are Republicans by the way, all of them that Donald Trump himself has endorsed hell.
Even Ron Johnson incumbent in Wisconsin is losing in the polls to his democratic challenger
things aren't looking good for the Republican party and Mitch McConnell, contrary to what
Rick Scott says that he's a cowardice, you know, uh, treasonous little snake, Mitch.
McConnell's the only Republican right now living in reality.
He's the only one sounding those alarm bells that, Hey guys, things aren't good for us.
And meanwhile, Rick Scott says, how dare you?
You coward, but I'm not gonna mention you by name because I'm the real coward.
How dare you say things are bad.
Things are wonderful and great and everything is perfect.
And we have lots of money to spend.
Sounds like you're trying to cover up for something.
Rick sounds like you're trying to paint a picture of a rose on a giant dog turd because
that's what the Republicans are left with in terms of candidates, this election cycle,
a bunch of dog turds that nobody seems to want for obvious reasons.
Of course.