One month ago, the 130 mph winds of Hurricane Irma ripped through Florida, killing 61 people and destroying upwards of $200 billion in property. Tens of thousands are still displaced, eagerly waiting for the permanent shelter of a FEMA trailer.
But none of that could stop Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., from fundraising. For a second time in two weeks, the Florida man has tried making public tragedy into a money-making opportunity.
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