Rick Scott: Unsung Conservative Hero of the Health Care Debate -

Politics Daily by Matt Lewis | Nov. 6, 2009 (Interview)

(Blog Post) ". . .the one man arguably most responsible for stalling the rush toward ObamaCare. Early this past spring, Scott's new organization, Conservatives for Patients' Rights (CPR), began a multimillion-dollar ad campaign designed to defeat government-driven health-care reform. Full Story »

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In any event, something funny happened on the way to the Obama health care revolution – Scott's message actually started to resonate with everyday Americans. Scott credits the tea-party movement, as well as modern communication miracles such as YouTube, for helping jump-start his efforts to stymie ObamaCare.

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