Fox News
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) on Monday accused Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman of wanting to commit voter fraud after he said he opposes mandatory voter ID.
Scott, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, spoke to Sean Hannity about a few key midterm races, predicting confidently that the GOP will win back control of the upper chamber of Congress despite Democratic-friendly changes in the forecast over the last month. Hannity, apparently still aggrieved that Fetterman hasn’t agreed to come on his show to debate him, began the segment by criticizing the Keystone State’s lieutenant governor after threatening him with legal action just last week in response to the Fetterman campaign using Hannity’s name in a fundraising email.
“John, by the way, I see you’re fundraising again off of my name. Come on the show, bring your hoodie, bring your tattoos, tough guy, and we’ll talk about your positions and your own words,” the Fox host challenged. “We’ve never told a single lie about you. What you are guilty of is called slander and libel.”