Good. Get the jackass out of there.
The guy was always a roach. Read how he got elected. And he’s a carpetbagger from Cincinnatti and Chicago:
Republican 14th District Congressman Connie Mack IV decided not to run for reelection to his seat, in order to challenge Democrat U.S. Senator Bill Nelson. Radel decided to run in the open seat, which had been renumbered as the 19th District. Five other Republican candidates also filed to run. Controversy occurred when it was discovered that the campaign committee “Friends of Trey Radel, Inc.” had purchased his opponents’ domain names nearly a year before he announced he was going to run for office.[14] When this was revealed, he denied knowing about it, blaming it on staff, but eventually admitted he had purchased the domain names.[14] Subsequently, his campaign committee created websites and attached them to his opponents’ domain names, purportedly for the purpose of disseminating the voting records of the opponents, which were posted on the websites.[14] Radel’s political philosophy is conservative, but he nevertheless has said he supports the principles of the DREAM Act.[15] Radel was endorsed by the incumbent Connie Mack IV, former U.S. Senator Connie Mack III, and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.[16] Chauncey Goss (who finished second to Radel in the primary)[17] was endorsed by U.S. Congressman Paul Ryan.[18] He won the primary with 30% of the vote, primarily due to the strength of his showing in his native Lee County.[19]