Posted on 10/01/2020 2:50:41 PM PDT by aimhigh
The Republican Jewish Coalition on Thursday announced a $3.5 million TV ad campaign targeting Jewish voters in the key swing state of Florida. The commercials will run in the Miami, Broward and Palm Beach counties in south Florida, where roughly half a million Jews live.
“The three most important battleground states are Florida, Florida and Florida,” RJC executive director Matt Brooks told The Times of Israel.
“As we saw with the victory by [Florida] Governor Ron DeSantis, an increase in the Jewish vote can have a significant impact in Republicans winning,” he said. Desantis edged out his Democratic challenger in 2018 by less than 40,000 votes. In the first of two ads released Thursday, a pitchman cracks, “elect Joe Biden, get all his far-left friends too.”
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also gotta prevent the DNC election theft machine from operating this time!!!
They are right, FLA is the ballgame both sides know it.
also gotta prevent the DNC election theft machine from operating this time!!!”
The GOP has to be much more aggressive on that front. I remember in 18 when the were trying to steal the Governor and Senate seat. The rats got recounts going several counties. If it wasn’t completed during a set time frame it would force a state wide recount. In one rat county they caught them feeding paper clips into the vote counting machines to slow them down.
“elected by an illegal paperclip” will be the D’s next campaign slogan, ha!
It’s not Florida,Florida,Florida.It’s Florida,Pennsylvania and Michigan. And two of the three have filthy Rat Governors.
Well we can quibble but I say if Trump losses Florida he won’t be re-elected.
Yes,it would be much better if Trump carried it but...2016 - Florida = 277 Electoral Votes.
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