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Hartline

American  
[hahrt-lahyn] / ˈhɑrt laɪn /

noun

  1. Haldan Keffer 1903–83, U.S. physiologist: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1967.


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Pushing back, Chris Hartline, a former communications director for Scott who is now a consultant on his reelection campaign, tweeted Thursday night: “Lol. Rick Scott knows how to win Florida a hell of a lot better than Mitch McConnell does. Some DC Republicans can keep parroting Democrat lies, but that won’t stop Rick Scott from fighting for conservative principles instead of caving to Biden every day.”

From Washington Post

Chris Hartline, Scott's former communications director, said that McConnell is mistaken about his predictions.

From Salon

"Lol. Rick Scott knows how to win Florida a hell of a lot better than Mitch McConnell does," Hartline said in a tweet.

From Salon

The 36-year-old Hartline played at Ohio State and had a seven-year NFL career.

From Seattle Times

The interaction was part of a broader pattern by McConnell to sabotage the NRSC, said committee spokesman Chris Hartline.

From Seattle Times