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Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) decided to take off the gloves.
He is no longer pussyfooting around the issues with Joe Biden.
Scott sent out a scathing tweet this week demanding that Joe Biden resign over health concerns.
Dazed and Confused
Joe Biden addressed the nation today to discuss inflation.
Senator Scott addressed the country before Biden’s planned remarks to offer his two cents.
Ahead of the address, Scott stated, “The most effective thing Joe Biden can do to solve the inflation crisis he created is resign.
“He’s the problem.”
He also flat-out stated that Biden is unfit for office…
.@JoeBiden is unwell. He’s unfit for office. He’s incoherent, incapacitated & confused.
If Biden wants to actually fix the inflation crisis he created, he should resign. https://t.co/KqrCqgheI2
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) May 10, 2022
Scott added, “Let’s be honest here. Joe Biden is unwell. He’s unfit for office.
“He’s incoherent, incapacitated and confused. He doesn’t know where he is half the time. He’s incapable of leading and he’s incapable of carrying out his duties.”
White House director of rapid response Mike Gwin responded, “Senator Scott doesn’t have a leg to stand on to talk about prices when he continues to lead Congressional Republicans in pushing a MAGA agenda that would raise taxes on half of Americans and jeopardize retirement benefits like Social Security and Medicare.
“Putting billionaires ahead of the middle class may make sense when Scott’s at Mar-a-Lago, but it’s bad news for working families.
“Senator Scott’s plan sounds too extreme to believe, but Americans should see it for themselves on Scott’s website – RescueAmerica.com – and compare it with the President’s plan to lower costs for working families and strengthen our middle class.”
Biden continues to blame this inflation crisis on everything BUT his policies.
Based on recent polling, most Americans are not buying his endless excuses and are holding him accountable.
Yet, Biden continues to double down on idiotic policies that are destroying this country.
