[Jed Eckert]

Yeah, if Rick Scott was elected to the Senate, he’d only vote with us 90% of the time. Let’s stay home and let Bill Nelson, who votes with us like 5% of the time, stay in office for 6 more years.....

Scott is a fraud and a traitor. I won't support him. I won't reward a traitor with my vote. Made that mistake with George H.W. Bush and John McCain.

I won't vote for Nelson and don't care if he wins. I survived 8 years of Obama I can survive another Nelson term. Instead I'll be sending donations to real conservatives running for Senate in other states in the hopes of cancelling out a Nelson victory.

BTW how many calls and emails did you make to Scott when the Florida Gun Bill was headed to him for his signature? Signing that bill was a major disaster.

[antidisestablishment]

I don’t like either one. Scott really screwed up and showed his true colors, but Nelson is a guaranteed 100% Democrat vote. The problem with Scott and his ilk is they’ll vote 90% with conservatives on trivial matters, but they’ll go Gang-of-8 on every vital bill and sell us out in a heartbeat. Just like he did with the BS gun law.

I’m to the place where I’d rather pull some poor bastards name out of the phone book than vote for any of these bastards—at least as long as it wasn’t Broward County. Its just damn near impossible for any outsider to get into the ring, and that’s what this country needs—competent people who aren’t lawyers.

[AuH2ORepublican]

I’m not asking you to give a donation to Rick Scott—sending money to conservative GOP Senate nominees in other states is a great idea. But staying home, or voting for a fringe candidate, will help Bill Nelson win. That’s six more years of Bill Nelson voting against conservative judges, and in favor of raising taxes, and in favor of open borders, etc. The smart thing for you to do would be to send donations to out-of-state candidates that you like *and* hold your nose and vote for Rick Scott in your home state. One thing doesn’t rule out the other.