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Related: About this forumSparks fly as Nelson, Scott debate
Republican Gov. Rick Scott repeatedly accused three-term Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson of being a do-nothing incumbent while Nelson repeatedly accused Scott of dishonesty on Tuesday during the first face-to-face debate in their nationally watched U.S. Senate race.
They clashed on Brett Kavanaughs nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court, the toxic algae and red tide problems plaguing Floridas coastal and inland waters and other issues during a one-hour meeting at the studio of Spanish-language Telemundo 51. Each sprinkled a few sentences of Spanish into their remarks, but they mainly debated in English for a broadcast that was to air Tuesday evening with Spanish translation.
Scott frequently mentioned Nelsons more than 40 years in a variety of public offices and at least twice suggested the 76-year-old senator was confused.
Nelson said the election is about trust and integrity and at one point told Scott: Governor, you just cant tell the truth.
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beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)long
sandensea
(21,604 posts)is in itself an eloquent statement of the depraved times we live in.
Funtatlaguy
(10,862 posts)jovibennett
(120 posts)I live on the treasure coast of Florida and the red tide has come to us. It is awful. Can't go to the beach and dogs have died from it.
RockaFowler
(7,429 posts)I've lived in South Florida since 1986. I've never seen the water this bad. The Blue-Green muck up on the Treasure Coast. The Red Tide now extending all the way down to Lake Worth. The Red Tide on the West Coast is one of the worst ever. Yesterday the Miami Herald ran a story about the crabs dying on the beaches. Just not good.
So how again is pRick Scott even close in this race??