Floridians simply can't trust Rick Scott.
We can't trust what he says or why he says it, and we certainly can't trust the TV ads he's spent $27 million flooding the airwaves with.
First, Scott tried to fool us by getting a local businessman to support him. Turns out that guy was a convicted human trafficker who supported the Castro government.
But then it got worse. Scott's spent $2 million running an ad on behalf of a convicted Ponzi schemer, with an unnamed man vouching for him.
After weeks of being hounded by reporters on who this man was, Rick Scott said over and over again: The ad speaks for itself.
The Miami Herald didn't let that non-answer slide. Yesterday they tracked down the man in the ad -- a millionaire represented by one of Scott Rothstein's cronies.
Of course this is the kind of person who Rick Scott would see as an "average Joe."
You need to read the story. Then share this graphic with your friends, so they know:
We just can't trust Rick Scott.
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Thanks,
Scott Free Florida
P.S. -- And this is just the tip of the iceberg. Scott's ads regularly lie, deceive, mislead, or skew the facts. His relationship to the truth is a slippery one, at best. Help hold him accountable -- chip in just $1 today.