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With Republicans in control of the next Congress and current Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) stepping down from the post at the end of this session, the party is already thinking about which lawmaker might replace him. Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) has emerged as a top contender and is busy building a coalition behind his campaign. We have been given a mandate by the American people to support President Trump’s agenda and Make Washington WORK again. I’m running to be the next Senate Majority leader to do just that.#LetsGetToWork pic.twitter.com/qwe9Oj4Cid — Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) November 6, 2024 As his campaign website reported this week: Following Senator Rick Scott’s resounding re-election win, he has turned his attention to the race for the next Senate Republican Majority Leader – where he has committed to working every day to bring Florida’s winning conservative record to Washington and be a true ally to President Trump and his agenda. Conservative commentator Dan Bongino, who previously served as a U.S. Secret Service agent, recently added his name to Scott’s list of endorsements. Rick Scott for Leader. — Dan Bongino (@dbongino) November 8, 2024 The statement attracted significant social media attention: Dan Bongino endorsing Rick Scott for Senate leader signals growing support for Scott. It’ll be interesting to see how this shapes the upcoming leadership race — Ranjeet kushwaha (@iranjeevdsBJP) November 8, 2024 He’s the right guy… President Trump deserves a successful second term. There is so much that needs to be done and he needs a supportive majority leader in the Senate. Rick Scott is that man. No more RINOS! — Rina Interiors (@Rinainteriors) November 8, 2024 Other prominent Republicans have also expressed support for Scott’s bid. We all need to support Rick Scott (R-FL) for Senate Majority Leader. Otherwise, it will be a repeat of 2016 & you’ll have Paul Ryan saboteurs. Call your Senators & tell them they need to vote for Senator Rick Scott. We also demand a public vote. — ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) November 8, 2024 As for whether President Donald Trump is on board with such a campaign remains to be seen, according to Axios: Weeks before the election, President-elect Trump privately dismissed Sen. Rick Scott’s (R-Fla.) leadership bid, telling allies it is “not serious,” two sources familiar with what was said told Axios. Why it matters: With Trump’s decisive victory and the Senate majority secured, potential replacements for Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell are hustling to get the support they need before the Nov. 13 vote. A senior Trump campaign official pushed back on Axios’ reporting, saying Trump “hasn’t weighed in on the leadership race and anyone who says differently is wrong.”  Zoom in: People very close to Trump have privately signaled their support for Scott as leader, which the senator hopes could turn into public backing by Trump, three sources familiar with the dynamic have told Axios. Here’s a clip of Scott making his case on Fox News earlier this year:

Senator John Fetterman called Green Party voters “dipsh*ts” after Democratic Senator Bob Casey lost his senate seat to Republican Dave McCormick by over 40,000 votes. Despite the Associated Press calling the race, Fetterman took to X and claimed it wasn’t over because more votes were still being counted. He then vented his frustration at Green Party voters who voted for Leila Hazou, who received over 64,000 votes. In the post on X, Fetterman stated, “Pennsylvania is going to count every last vote. That’s not controversial—that’s the law.” He added, “Also, Green dipshits’ votes helping elect the GOP.” Take a look: John Fetterman calls Green voters “dipshits”. https://t.co/KpzY4vcGVD — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) November 8, 2024 Pennsylvania is going to count every last vote. That’s not controversial—that’s the law. Also, Green dipshits’ votes helping elect the GOP. pic.twitter.com/KvdROvlkEq — John Fetterman (@JohnFetterman) November 7, 2024 Here’s what Newsweek reported: Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman is facing criticism after calling Green Party voters “dips***s.” The remark came after more than 65,000 people voted for Green Party candidate Leila Hazou in the Pennsylvania Senate elections on Tuesday, amounting to 1 percent of the vote in the state, according to NBC News exit polls. The survey shows the Pennsylvania Senate race is too close to call, with Republican candidate Dave McCormick on 49 percent, while incumbent Senator Bob Casey is on 48.4 percent. The Associated Press called the Pennsylvania Senate race for McCormick on Thursday, however, prompting criticism from Fetterman. “We still have tens of thousands of votes to be counted across the Commonwealth,” Fetterman said in a post on X. “@AP_Politics shouldn’t make a call in this race until every Pennsylvanian has their vote counted.” Senator Bob Casey has said he will not concede until every vote is counted. Following his Thursday remarks, Fetterman said in another post on X on Thursday that Pennsylvania “is going to count every last vote,” and also hit out at Green Party supporters in Pennsylvania. Here was Elon Musk’s response to Fetterman’s comments: Calling Green voters “dipshits” is not a great way to win them over — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 8, 2024 Per KATV: Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., on Thursday blamed Green Party voters for helping oust a three-term Democratic senator in his state. The Associated Press on Thursdaycalled the pivotal Pennsylvania Senate race for Republican candidate Dave McCormick.He leads incumbent Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., by less than a percentage point with 98% of precincts reporting, according to the results. Sen. Fetterman quicklyurged the Associated Press to hold off on making the call, noting in an X post there were still “tens of thousands of votes” left to be counted across his state. In a separate post less than an hour later, the senator reiterated that every Pennsylvania vote would be counted while knocking a specific group of voters in the state. “Also, Green dips***s’ votes helping elect the GOP,” the senator wrote alongside an image showing that 0.9% of Pennsylvania’s ballots were cast for Leila Hazou, the Green Party candidate for Senate.