Hi friend, it’s Debbie, and I've got a message for Rick Scott: Don't mess with my people. 

Floridians deserve someone better than a self-serving politician like Rick Scott — they deserve someone who listens to their concerns, takes those concerns to Washington, and fights to bring home solutions.

Friend, I’ve spent my life in public service fighting to expand opportunities for every single American, and I've gotten to know the families who, like me, get to call Florida home. 

That’s how I know we need to restore abortion rights, protect Social Security and Medicare, and expand affordable health care — and why I’m running to defeat Rick Scott in November. 

Look: I won't let Rick Scott continue his attacks on hardworking Floridians. So please, can I count on you to chip in $5 to help me flip Florida blue?

Like you, I've had enough. I'm TIRED of him thinking he can get away with this, and I can’t imagine another six years of him in office. Rick Scott's already put the lives of millions at risk by co-sponsoring a nationwide ban on abortions in the Senate, throwing his support behind the abortion ban in Florida, writing the plan to defund Social Security and Medicare, and supporting repealing the Affordable Care Act. 

But while he's focused on rolling back our personal freedoms, I’m committed to solving the issues that are actually impacting Floridians, their lives, and their property. 

I've worked at the state and national level to expand health care access to Americans, protect our seniors who have worked their entire lives to earn their retirement, and deliver nearly $10 million in essential FEMA funding for South Florida communities impacted by Hurricane Irma. Now, I'm fighting to save our pro-choice Senate majority so we can codify reproductive freedom nationwide. 

But doing that starts with kicking out extremists standing in the way — and that includes Rick Scott.

I'm all in to defeat Rick Scott and flip Florida blue, but I can't do it without your help. Will you please chip in $5 now to help me defend our Democratic Senate majority?

Thank you, 

Debbie