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lees1975

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12. Rubio isn't exactly a great candidate either...

Reply to FoxNewsSucks (Reply #4)

Fri Nov 11, 2022, 01:03 PM

Nov 2022

...no real legislative achievements, flip-flops on issues, is totally indebted to corporate interests, in a major way, and offered nothing at all when it came to crime, which is rampant in Florida, and inflation. No solutions, no commitments. I have a scattering of Floridians on my social media, including a few Republicans but even in the weeks leading up to the election, no comments or memes involving either Desantis or Rubio, but lots of good comments about Val Demings.

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This is a question that must be asked. [View all] lees1975 Nov 2022 OP

Let us just say that it would not surprise me in the least. niyad Nov 2022 #1

Don't like the No options wryter2000 Nov 2022 #2

Same n/t SickOfTheOnePct Nov 2022 #5

He did send out state police to arrest people for voting two years previously Walleye Nov 2022 #3

Both "yes" choices are likely to be true. FoxNewsSucks Nov 2022 #4

Rubio isn't exactly a great candidate either... lees1975 Nov 2022 #12

Secretary of State in Fla is appointed AmBlue Nov 2022 #6

Agree that it ought to be elective, but if a SofS is corrupt, it doesn't matter whether elected or allegorical oracle Nov 2022 #25

You also SickOfTheOnePct Nov 2022 #26

The gerrymander kind of backfired for the GOP in FL Recursion Nov 2022 #7

It is impossible to gerrymander a statewide race. Just A Box Of Rain Nov 2022 #8

"election fraud claims in hand but zero evidence to back it up" brooklynite Nov 2022 #9

Exactly SickOfTheOnePct Nov 2022 #11

In fact wryter2000 Nov 2022 #16

Or perhaps there should be an investigation to see if there is evidence of wrongdoing. Hermit-The-Prog Nov 2022 #32

I would say yes to both of the first two. Not sure what KPN Nov 2022 #10

Ohio Secretary of State has a lot of power over election results... lees1975 Nov 2022 #19

Cheating. Because Republicans accuse Dems of doing the nefarious things Wingus Dingus Nov 2022 #13

We know they did their best to circumvent the felony reinstatement initiative... Wounded Bear Nov 2022 #14

So... sarisataka Nov 2022 #15

Wish I could rec this n/t SickOfTheOnePct Nov 2022 #17

But, evidence from this election itself didn't show a rightward drift of Hispanics this time, except lees1975 Nov 2022 #20

Cuban vote, sarisataka Nov 2022 #24

+1 grantcart Nov 2022 #31

The Villages is part of it. A huge retirement Mecca well Phoenix61 Nov 2022 #18

I don't give a damn what we look like Sunsky Nov 2022 #21

I want to vote for option 4, but can't because you added the "trusted" part at the end Polybius Nov 2022 #22

Yep SickOfTheOnePct Nov 2022 #23

Maybe one of the choices should have been lees1975 Nov 2022 #28

+1 Kaleva Nov 2022 #33

Mostly voter suppression, but probably a bit of fraud here and there, as well. GoCubsGo Nov 2022 #27

We have no real reason or evidence to think there was any sort of fraud. BlueCheeseAgain Nov 2022 #29

Trump gave reason to question this.... lees1975 Nov 2022 #30

DeSantis won fair and square. That's not to say he can be trusted. Kaleva Nov 2022 #34