Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is using Sen. Rick Scott's abortion stance, which has shifted in recent months, as a wedge to convince voters she should replace him.
Senate seat, is homing in on incumbent Sen. Rick Scott’s wobbly abortion stance with an eye toward gaining more voters.
“My mother brought me here from Ecuador for freedom, and it’s freedom that Rick Scott wants to take away,” Mucarsel-Powell said in the ad. Scott’s position on abortion has softened in recent years as the procedure has become a lightning rod following the Supreme Court’s decision that overturnedWhen Florida approved the state’s six-week abortion ban, he said that if he were still governor, he would sign the bill.
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