“Tan Mom” Patricia Krentcil has released a campaign ad in her bid for a Senate seat in the Sunshine State – hoping to shed her shady moniker and laying out her qualifications as a “compassionate co…
has released a campaign ad for her Senate run in Florida – hoping to shed her shady moniker and laying out her qualifications as a drag queen-supporting “compassionate conservative.”
“Hi, I’m Patricia. I’m a single working mom with five beautiful kids. And I love my family just like you,” the blond 55-year-old says in the two-minute spot. “Crazy tans, table flippings … it was an interesting time, but like the world we live in, I’ve changed greatly. I lost my husband last year to cancer, and I know what it’s like to deal with insurance companies,” Krentcil continues.The notorious tanner is touting her credentials as a “compassionate conservative.”“I was in a medically induced coma for two weeks. So I know what it’s like to deal with doctors and nurses and how very overwhelming health care can be,” she says.
Krentcil also gives a nod to LGBTQ+ rights as she speaks out against Florida’s failed drag ban and censorship in schools.
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