[Gene Eric]

>> What Can We Learn From Florida Midterm Results?

That election rigging was intentionally halted in FL? Like an Art of War type of thing...

[kiryandil]

Nearly a million Democrat "voters" disappeared in Florida from 2018 to 2022.

In a state with a rapidly growing popualtion.

Just like the 250,000 Democrat "voters" disappeared in Missouri from 2008 to 2012, after Zerobama lost the state in 2008 by less than 4,000 "votes".

[napscoordinator]

This idiot doesn’t even get the electoral votes in Florida correct. There are 29 electoral votes in Florida. What an dumbass. He didn’t do any research whatsoever.

[GOPJ]

DeSantis won by a massive margin, and even Rubio, who everyone thought was vulnerable, won by a country mile. And yet in almost every other state, the races were tight.

DeSantis had people arrested for voter fraud a few weeks before the election. Florida newspapers were outraged and ran with the stories trashing DeSantis - which help scare the wits out of democrat cheaters.

If DeSantis had caught a few democrats red handed in the midterms - the whole 'fraud' issue would be taken seriously around the country. Lots of races could be challenged. Democrats were afraid to cheat in Florida so our vote reflected our polls.

[BushCountry]

“That election rigging was intentionally halted in FL? Like an Art of War type of thing...”

That only affected the margin and Dem vote totals. What they fail to mention is that MAGA / Trump got a MILLION more votes than DeSantis.

Some of the Trump haters on here will say that presidential elections are different than gov elections. True, the difference is in the low hundred of thousands, not a million.

The statistical proof is that Trump / MAGA wildly outperformed DeSantis. I like DeSantis, but I like truth too. The other side of the argument is being led by their noses by the main stream media.