Rick Scott

He was dressed up as a “Katrina victim” in 2005. In 2019, he was in charge of Florida’s elections.

While governors from both parties are protecting LGBTQ state workers from discrimination, Ron DeSantis chose the opposite route.

Instead of electing their first black governor, Florida voters chose an anti-LGBTQ Republican who embraced Trumpism.

A Florida program could send bullying victims to private schools with specific policies that discriminate against LGBTQ youth.

Scott’s silence on LGBTQ rights speaks louder than his symbolic gestures.

Nothing happened in the 612 days that followed the Pulse shooting. Less than a month after the Parkland shooting, though, even Republicans cared about gun violence.

Nearly one year later, LGBTQ victims and survivors of the Pulse massacre are being erased by politicians from local mayors all the way up to the governor.

“The Supreme Court has already made a decision,” the Republican governor told Fox News.

City commissioner Patty Sheehan calls out the shallow support of Governor Rick Scott and Senator Marco Rubio.

Florida’s Key West is one of the most gay-friendly places in the country. The Florida Panhandle (many locals call it the Redneck Riviera) is a different story.