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November 11, 2026
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Sen. Rick Scott Urges GOP-Led Senate to Stay and Work Instead of Going Home

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) is calling on the Republican-led Senate to work instead of going home – the latter of which they plan to do on Tuesday – urging them to pass voter ID, balance the budget, confirm judges, and more before Democrats take the…

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Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) is calling on the Republican-led Senate to work instead of going home – the latter of which they plan to do on Tuesday – urging them to pass voter ID, balance the budget, confirm judges, and more before Democrats take the majority in the House and Senate.

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Scott made the comments on Tuesday, November 10, in an interview on Breitbart News Daily.

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“Republican senators are going to get together, and we’re going to see if anybody heard anything,” Scott said ahead of that meeting, explaining that the party has to figure out how to move forward.

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“I mean, what a terrible night,” he said of the midterm election, explaining that Republicans need to ask themselves what they are going to do not only in the next two years but in the next two months.

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“We’re still a majority. Are we going to get Trump’s judges done? Those are lifetime appointments. Are we going, to are we going to fund government? Are we going to fund the military? Are we going to pass the SAVE America Act? Are we going to stop trading by members of Congress? There’s a whole bunch of stuff we could do if…

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