Sean Shaw is not shy about speaking his mind. Shortly before the Democratic candidate for Florida attorney general caught up with the Daily Business Review to discuss his candidacy, news broke that Brett Kavanaugh — who had been plagued by accusations of sexual assault during his confirmation hearings — had secured enough Senate votes to be confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Shaw did not mince words when discussing the development.

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