Florida Democrats We Did It!!!!!!!
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They took away wet foot, dry foot. Not tried.
Plus that Elián González situation too.
Elián González - Wikipedia
Clinton sent him back and that is another reason why Gore and Hillary may have lost votes.
Younger Cubans and Puerto Ricans coming in can change this though.
thelonious21
I like my women tall
My sons mom got me to vote. My precinct is in Hollywood.BROWARD COUNTY STAND UP!!!!!
We pushed him over the top
ThreeOneTwo
Pro
but voting doesn't change anything 
they're all the same anyway
vote third party
florida brehs better not let us down this time
they're all the same anyway
vote third party
florida brehs better not let us down this time
We don’t need added pressure.but voting doesn't change anything
they're all the same anyway
vote third party
florida brehs better not let us down this time
ThreeOneTwo
Pro
y'all put the pressure on yourselves beloved
it is what it is, just remember coli streets is watching
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now yall better get it done in november
THE MACHINE
night owl
Finish the job
He's not with the fukk shyt.
Trump has thrown all decorum out of the window. Democrats gotta talk plain English to the ppl
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
Wow the GOP is early with the bullshyt.
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Can’t ‘Monkey This Up’ by Electing His African American Rival
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Can’t ‘Monkey This Up’ by Electing His African American Rival
Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis did an interview with Fox News on Wednesday where he used a questionable choice of words when talking about his Democratic opponent, Andrew Gillum.
As DeSantis spoke to Sandra Smith about how he secured the Republican Party nomination last night, he was asked how he plans to beat Gillum now that they’re about to go head-to-head. Since the Tallahassee mayor is campaigning on progressive policies with support from Bernie Sanders, DeSantis acknowledged Gillum as an “articulate spokesman for those far left views” who moved forward with more charisma than other candidates in the democratic primaries.
Shortly after that, DeSantis made a comment that may or may not have something to do with the fact that Gillum is trying to become Florida’s first African-American governor:
We have to work hard to make sure we continue Florida going in a good direction. Let’s build off the success of Governor Scott. The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. That is not going to work, that’s not going to be good for Florida”
So what do we think? Were DeSantis’ remarks racist or was this just a case of poor phrasing? You choose.
UPDATE 11:13 a.m.: A spokesperson for DeSantis denied his comments had anything to do with race:
DeSantis’ spox tells me this is something the congressman says “frequently” to express something that was messed up or not done right.
Spox says it “had nothing to do with race or anything like that” but just talking about the situation in Florida. #FLGOVSteve Morris on Twitter
— Ali Vitali (@alivitali) August 29, 2018
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Can’t ‘Monkey This Up’ by Electing His African American Rival
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Can’t ‘Monkey This Up’ by Electing His African American Rival
Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis did an interview with Fox News on Wednesday where he used a questionable choice of words when talking about his Democratic opponent, Andrew Gillum.
As DeSantis spoke to Sandra Smith about how he secured the Republican Party nomination last night, he was asked how he plans to beat Gillum now that they’re about to go head-to-head. Since the Tallahassee mayor is campaigning on progressive policies with support from Bernie Sanders, DeSantis acknowledged Gillum as an “articulate spokesman for those far left views” who moved forward with more charisma than other candidates in the democratic primaries.
Shortly after that, DeSantis made a comment that may or may not have something to do with the fact that Gillum is trying to become Florida’s first African-American governor:
We have to work hard to make sure we continue Florida going in a good direction. Let’s build off the success of Governor Scott. The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. That is not going to work, that’s not going to be good for Florida”
So what do we think? Were DeSantis’ remarks racist or was this just a case of poor phrasing? You choose.
UPDATE 11:13 a.m.: A spokesperson for DeSantis denied his comments had anything to do with race:
DeSantis’ spox tells me this is something the congressman says “frequently” to express something that was messed up or not done right.
Spox says it “had nothing to do with race or anything like that” but just talking about the situation in Florida. #FLGOVSteve Morris on Twitter
— Ali Vitali (@alivitali) August 29, 2018
Jesus H. Christ
I died for your sins
so blatant with it. It makes you wonder what other words he likes to "frequently express"
That’s Florida shyt. We don’t know how to or care to be phony. We don’t sneak diss.
Larry Lambo
Superstar
now yall better get it done in november
Went to school with both of them. R.Jai was a bad little joan. Got the digits beginning of freshmen year but no action.
But their glow up has been phenomenal.
