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  When you mess with the bull, you get the horns.
context: I was only forced to pay a $2 billion fine bc of the scheme my business pulled!  Who better to lead commerce than me? >
  
  He actually bragged about "I was probably CEO of the largest company of any member of Congress."
  leaving out that while CEO his company perpetrated the largest Medicare fraud in US history (well largest at the time. Have since been a couple bigger frauds) >
  
  “I’m going to keep doing my job,” he told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. “I put out a plan. He completely opposed me putting out a plan.” His plan was political suicide that McConnell had to keep trying to walk back as NOT being the republican agenda. >
  
  I suppose his recent performance, or lack there of, as Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman could have caused some questions about how well Rick Scott is with money.
  But more likely this factored into to McConnell's decision...😏 >
  
  Where did all that money from the National Republican Senatorial Committee go?  Rick Scott was the chair, and surely the man who oversaw the largest Medicare fraud in this country's history wouldn't funnel any cash to himself? >
  
  Dude when Moscow Mitch, "the B***h", McConnell says your plan sucks and is a bad idea....then it's a really bad idea. >
  
  I think you being an idiot is a good enough reason. >
  
  It does make sense. Scott is a horrible person who fucked over the Senate Republicans in 2022 with his fascist nonsense and complete incompetence. Also he made no secret over wanting to boot McConnell from his leadership position. Scott took a shot at the king and missed horribly.