Posted on 11/05/2018 6:25:50 PM PST by dontreadthis
The Palm Beach Post refused to run our political advertisement, which was a full page, color expose’ of Democrat candidate for governor, Andrew Gillum.
(Excerpt) Read more at drrichswier.com ...
as per LS: Larry Schweikart @LarrySchweikart
Will NOT surprise me to see Scott win by 2-3 and Gillum's Island to win, based on what I'm hearing.
Gillum's Island is drawing a lot of white virtue signaling women who also are voting Scott.
Wednesday in FL would be a nightmare.
[ Will NOT surprise me to see Scott win by 2-3 and Gillum’s Island to win ]
What?
He's saying Scott will win by 2-3% points but DeSantis will lose to Gillum, I think that is what he is saying at any rate. 8>)
Yeah, that’s what he calls Gillum.
I really hope Florida does better than electing Gillum.. :(
If the left loses big I predict violence. But FL is a shall issue CCW state so the violent leftists could get more than they bargained for.
I can tell by your absence of complete disgust and panic that you don’t live in FL.
But I appreciate your sentiment
Do people read newspapers anymore?
I try to hope for the best.
And sometimes prepare for the worst.
Desantis wasn’t good...he ran away from Trump with the hurricane stuff... probably didn’t earn him a single vote...hope he wins but he’s not a great candidate
He should have been great. It’s been a lackluster campaign. Not sure where got off track.
My husband predicts the same. He will be carrying wherever it is allowed.
Just tweeted the ad to my 5600+ followers. @jjvors, if you’re on Twitter—retweet it.
Ah OK, I left the thread because I thought the poster was smoking the wacky tabacky when posting it. Gillum’s Island??
perfect!
The linked article is 9 days old.
“I can tell by your absence of complete disgust and panic that you don’t live in FL.”
I can sympathize. In Colorado, we have Jared Polis — a nightmare like Gillum.
The duo of grifters have been using Tallahassee to warm up in the bullpen.
White Democrat men aren’t going to vote for him. If Scott wins, so does Desantis.
Successful House members in Florida tend to underestimate the demands of running statewide. De Santis fell into that trap.
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