As Rick Scott wraps up first week deceiving voters on campaign trail, Florida Democrats release “Self Serving Scott” Spotify playlist

“Who Let the Dogs Out,” is early playlist hit

As Rick Scott wraps up his first week of traveling the state deceiving voters and lying about his record as governor, the Florida Democratic Party suggests a new Spotify playlist Scott could play at his events. Florida Democratic Party spokesman Sebastian Kitchen released this statement about FDP’s attempt to assist Rick Scott in creating a more fitting campaign playlist.

“Just five days into his U.S. Senate campaign, Florida voters have learned more about Rick Scott’s self-serving politics that have grown his wealth at the expense of Floridians, reminding them that Mo’ Money surely does mean Mo’ Problems. Rick Scott may be a smooth criminal, but he can’t run from his record of cutting public education and Medicaid, while looking out himself.” 

The playlist highlights some of the greatest hits from Rick Scott’s time as CEO, candidate and governor including his adoption of a dog in the 2010 governor’s race, which was returned after the campaign; pleading the fifth 75 times because he refused to answer questions about his involvement in his company’s $1.7 billion Medicare fraud and his consistency in putting himself ahead of Floridians. 

Smooth Criminal for Senate: 

Link: https://open.spotify.com/user/jyi79qsv5hrc73zm82i9mz4nv/playlist/46AfvDd8yUXgNr9kZQAEN2

Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson

Who Let the Dogs Out by Baha Men – Where’s Reagan?

Mo Money Mo Problems by Notorious B.I.G., Mase, Diddy

The First Cut is the Deepest by Sheryl Crow –The first cut was just the beginning.

Plead the Fifth by Kip Moore

Plead the Fifth by Liana Banks – Couldn’t find 75 songs with the title.

Me, Myself and I by Beyonce

Life’s Been Good by Joe Walsh

Selfish by Future and Rihanna

Gold Digger by Kanye West and Jamie Foxx

Criminal by Britney Spears

Oil Rigs by Atena

Robots by Flight of the Conchords

Find out more about Rick Scott’s failed record at SelfServingScott.com.