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Friend, my team just ran the numbers on Rick Scott's policy goals — and I don't think it's a price any of us want to pay:
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- $1,480: That's how much more, on average, most middle class American families would owe under Rick Scott’s plan to raise taxes
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- $22,884: That's the average annual amount a senior receiving Social Security benefits would have to go without under Scott's plan to end it.
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- $42 million: That's what the over 90,000 Medicare recipients in Florida alone would pay for insulin each year if Rick Scott had successfully blocked the Inflation Reduction Act.
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- $68 billion: That's how much states with extreme abortion bans already lose each year due to women's reduced workforce participation and earnings — and I can't fathom how much more we'll pay if the national version Scott supports is put into place.
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Based on a quick cost-benefit analysis, working families simply can't afford another term with an out-of-touch crackpot like Scott in charge.
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But the path to the Senate majority runs through Florida — so if he and wealthy extremists flip it red, regular Americans will have to foot the bill.
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As Florida's next senator, I'll fight for the policies that save your hard-earned cash. But if I fall short of tonight's $2 million weekly deadline, I won't be able to compete with Scott's self-funded campaign for another 59 days.
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Please, friend, before 11:59 p.m. tonight, will you chip in $5, $25, or any amount you can spare to help me stop Rick Scott from fleecing working families? In this competitive and expensive race, every cent you give goes a long way.
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Please use the links in this email to start a weekly donation through ActBlue.
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Seriously — thanks for all you do.
Debbie
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