Get a load of this, friend —

Early last month, Rick Scott floated his campaign nearly $900,000.

Then, a new poll dropped showing that Scott is favored by only 35% of Florida voters — double digits below DeSantis, Trump, and Rubio.

That same day, he dumped another $725,000 into his campaign coffers.

Faced with these glaring issues around his reelection campaign, it's plain to see: Rick Scott is scared.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again — we are in striking distance of flipping Florida's Senate seat blue. But up against the nine-figure personal fortune he's wielding to keep his campaign afloat, I can't get the job done without you. Will you please rush a gift now to help me send Scott packing?

If anything, friend, "scared" doesn't do it justice. Rick Scott is downright TERRIFIED of our grassroots movement to flip Florida blue. And between:

— he has very good reason to be.

Now, with just 48 days until the Election, Scott is so scared he's REFUSING to acknowledge invitations to meet me on the debate stage, despite attending the presidential debate last week in Philadelphia to cheer on his fellow fraudster Donald Trump. Not only is he hiding from me, but he's hiding from the hard-working Floridians he should be protecting.

He's only been in power this long because of the massive fortune, made off his company's criminal Medicare fraud, he uses to keep it. It's the only way he knows how to win a general election; something he's never done with more than 1.15% of the vote — and that margin sinks with every race.

And there's a direct link between that ill-gained fortune and his consistently slim victories: No one can relate to him.

His policy positions — from a strict nationwide ban on abortions, to a tax plan that would kill crucial benefits and raise taxes by an average of $1,480 on the middle class when the cost of living is already too high — are simply out of touch.

But that's just the thing, friend. Most people simply can't compete with his multimillion-dollar campaign spending. I know I sure can't.

But I didn't enter this race because I knew I could buy my way to the Senate. I'm running because, like me, Floridians are fed up with his flimsy leadership and desperate thirst for power. We've had enough — and friend, that's why he's spending millions of dollars to beat me.

I know I've got the message, the momentum, and the powerful grassroots movement to stop him, but only if I can count on your help to compete with his campaign cash. Before my midnight $150,000 fundraising deadline, will you please rush just $5 or more to power me in the fight to retire Rick Scott, flip Florida, and keep the Senate blue?

Thank you for everything,

Debbie