The ends do not justify the means. Trampling the Constitution is not the way to deal with Washington dysfunction; that will only add to it.
Border Patrol agents told me they need physical barriers to secure the border. Shouldn’t we be listening to them (the experts) instead of politicians in Washington who want to argue about process?
Read more in my @FoxNews Op-Ed:https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/sen-rick-scott-secure-borders-or-process-democrats-congress-need-to-decide-what-really-matters …
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@SenateGOP colleague from FL@marcorubio in 2014 said: “[The notion] that somehow your idea is so good, that it is somehow above the law and above the Constitution, is a very dangerous one.” This is still true today.
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Doctors tell me medicare shouldn't be defrauded
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Environmentalists said you were adversely affecting Florida natural resources. I think we should listen to them instead of you.
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"When the federal investigation of Rick Scott’s former company became public in 1997, the board of Columbia/HCA forced him out. Scott left with $300 million in stock, a $5.1 million severance and a $950,000-per-year consulting contract for five years."
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"What does Scott call that? Taking responsibility."
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I want my politicians to not commit fraud against government programs.
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Does that mean we can start listening to scientists who all tell us climate change is real Rick? Remember when you tried to ban state employees in FL from even saying climate change?
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