Posted on 11/18/2018 10:29:55 AM PST by TexasGurl24
United States Senator
Rick Scott 4,099,505 50.05% Bill Nelson 4,089,472 49.93%
Machine and Manual Recounts Completed
Don’t confuse your long winded foolishness for intelligence.
In reference to the results of the Florida recount 2018:
“E. John Sebes, founder of the non-profit Open Source Election Technology countered, telling the NY Times,
“This is a big deal. If you have an election margin of 0.21 percent and a variance of 0.12 percent, the variance of your machine count is half the margin you are trying to correct. ..That’s kooky.”
Make no mistake: The Democrats are already planning their 2020 election strategy. It will involve massive voter fraud. Unless the entire voting system is overhauled, the corruption removed from it, and measures are taken to prevent voter fraud in the future, they will get away with it. They know this. They are preparing.
The “Bushie” entitlement dynasty of “do good” Agenda 21 edumacation Jebbie and his cadre of fakes... to include Charlie Crist (who, with his beard billionaress wife as cover, is shall we say.. “active” in the homo society of DC now as a congress..thing- his obamaumao hug and kiss made one want to throw up, that and his “partnership” with scum lawyer John Morgan et al).
Once the bushies got in, katie bar the door on corrupt crap that has led to the state the State is in.
Just erased a very specific long screed of exactly what corruption occurred on JEB!s watch- left of center rino corrupt and dem enabling “stuff”- but it had a lot to do with how and why he failed in the primaries despite spending 165 million (how does one do that? “Clap please”)
They will try to cheat better in 2020.
It’s a big tent- even for tiny minded newbie “sailors”— you will not last long here, “newbie”. Keep it in mind. Can run circles around you, FRiend— you do not know what you don’t know. Proof positive with your idiotic fact-free posts. Deo Vindice. USNA.
I guess we are old as I sat in the stands when Sandy Koufax, waxed my Yankees in a series game. Went to that NYY vs Pirates series where the Yankees mounted a hugh offensive numbers vs Pirates but lost the 7th game on a Mazzeroski walk off.
You are quite correct— European Spaniards who colonized Cuba originally— Colonial Spain, Conquistadores— who battled the English (along with the French who battled both of them) for control of La Florida. Seems as though some people have ZERO knowledge of the history of the State, and “genericize” to pejorative terms that would apply in say AZ, TX or “californication” (so to speak). There are few to no descendants of the Colonial Spanish who first settled California as opposed to the masses of “native central americans” of mixed descent.
Excellent post. The kind of democrats (and segment trump crossovers) that HAVE to rely on identity politics— typically ignore the history of the formation of this country— and why? Because they have to— in order to ignore our Constitution because it separated us from the rest of the world, especially the monarchies of Europe.
it's simply impossible that only democrat votes were found after the actual voting was over.
this was, unfortunately, a dry run for 2020.
They GOP also needs to remove CCW oversight from the Agriculture Commissioner. Again, they have full control, and it’s a simple and easy fix.”””
Absolutely
Ron DeSantis needs to focus on election reform and to fight fraudulent voters...
The left put up two radical anti gun candidates for Gov and Agriculture knowing if they had won they could go after gun owners here.
Now we are supposed to believe that our side went to bed for the Agriculture dept by over 40,000 votes looking he had won only to wake up and see he is 5,000 votes down. Also the left never voted for Gov or Nelson but did vote for their person to head the Dept of Agriculture!!!
No chance what we saw here was massive voter fraud.
well said
How else do you explain the thousands of votes that Nelson received AFTER Election Day?
Why do they have it to begin with?
Spain ruled Florida twice: from 1513 to 1763 and again from 1783 to 1821, when the Spanish gave Florida to the young United States. Ponce de Leon was one of the first Spanish explorers-Sailor - to land in the Florida Keys- 1513.
Florida is 25% Hispanic and little of that is from Mexico or Central America. And we have plenty of fair-skinned 10th generation Floridians who have quite a bit of Spanish ancestry, whether they realize it or not.
Spanish roots are quite deep in Florida. Colonial Old Florida was Spanish Florida: The history of St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest continuously occupied settlement of European origin in the United States, began in 1565 when it was founded by the Spanish admiral, Pedro Menéndez de Avilés.
Pedro Menéndez de Avilés was Florida’s first governor. He named the settlement “San Agustín”, as his ships bearing settlers, troops, and supplies from Spain had first sighted land in Florida eleven days earlier on August 28, the feast .....
The Governors of First Spanish St. Augustine, 1565-1763;
Pedro Menéndez de Avilés (September 8, 1565-September 17, 1574); Diego de Velasco (September 17, 1574-February 24, 1576); Hernando de Miranda (February 24-September 5, 1576); Gutierre de Miranda (September 5, 1576-1577); Pedro Menéndez Márquez (1577-July 9, 1594); Domingo Martínez de Avendaño (July 9, 1594-November 24, 1595); Alonso de las Alas, Bartolomé de Argüelles, and Juan Menéndez Márquez (November 24, 1595-June 2, 1597); Gonzalo Méndez de Canzo (June 2, 1597-October 20, 1603); Pedro de Ybarra (October 20, 1603-1610); Juan Fernández de Olivera (1610-November 23, 1612); Juan de Arraçola and Joseph de Olivera (November 23, 1612-1613); Juan de Trevino Guillamas (1613-August 2, 1618); Juan de Salinas (August 2, 1618-October 28, 1624); Luís de Rojas y Borja (October 28, 1624-June 23, 1630); Andrés Rodríguez de Villegas (June 23, 1630-September 21, 1631); Nicolás Ponce de León and Eugenio de Espinosa(September 21, 1631-July 29, 1633); Luís de Horruytiner (July 29, 1633-November 26, 1638); Damián de Vega, Castro, y Pardo (November 26, 1638-April 10,1645); Benito Ruíz de Salazar Vallecilla (April 10, 1645-April 11, 1646); Francisco Menéndez Márquez and Pedro Benedit Horruytiner (April 11, 1646-January 8, 1648); Benito Ruíz de Salazar Vallecilla (January 8, 1648-May 14, 1651); Nicolás Ponce de León(May 14-October 19, 1651); Pedro Benedit Horruytiner(October 19, 1651-June 18, 1654); Diego de Rebolledo y Suárez de Aponte (June 18, 1654-February 20, 1659); Alonso de Aranguiz y Cotes (February 20, 1659-November 2, 1663); Nicolás Ponce de León (November 2, 1663-December 30, 1664); Francisco de la Guerra y de la Vega (December 30, 1664-July 6, 1671),Manuel de Cendoya (July 6, 1671-July 8, 1673); Nicolás Ponce de León (July 8, 1673-May 3, 1675); Pablo de Hita Salazar (May 3, 1675-September 28, 1680); Juan Márquez Cabrera (September 28, 1680-April 11, 1687); Pedro de Aranda y Avellaneda (April 11-August 20, 1687); Diego de Quiroga y Losada (August 20, 1687-September 21, 1693); Laureano de Torres y Ayala (September 21, 1693-1699); Joseph de Zuñiga y Cerda (1699-April 9, 1706); Francisco de Corcoles y Martínez (April 9, 1706-July 13, 1716); Pedro de Olivera y Fullana (July 13-October 30, 1716); Juan de Ayala Escobar (October 30, 1716-August 3, 1718); Antonio de Benavides, Bazan, y Molina (August 3, 1718-May 21, 1734); Francisco del Moral Sanchez (May 21, 1734-March 12, 1737); Manuel Joseph de Justís (March 12-September 11, 1737); Manuel de Montiano (September 11, 1737-August 8, 1749); Melchor de Navarrete (August 8, 1749-June 3, 1752); Fulgencio García de Solís(June 3, 1752-April 18, 1755); Alonso Fernández de Heredia (April 18, 1755-April 21, 1758); Lúcas Fernando de Palacio y Valenzuela (April 21, 1758-December 6, 1761); Alonso de Cárdenas (December 7, 1761-March 20, 1762); Melchor Feliú (March 20, 1762-July 27, 1763).
The Governors of First Spanish Pensacola, 1698-1763
Andrés de Arriola, 1698-1709; Joseph de Guzman (interim) 1709-1711; Gregorio de Salinas Varona, 1711-1717; Juan Joseph de la Torres (interim), 1717-1718; Juan Pedro Matamoros de Ysla, 1718-1719; Gregorio de Salinas Baraona, 1719-1720; Joseph Primo de Ribera, 1720-1721; Pedro Primo de Ribera, 1722-1734; Diego de Escobar, 1734-1740; Nicolás Ximénez de Florencia (interim), 1740-1741; Gervasio Cruzat y Góngora, 1740-1742; Juan de Yarza y Ascona, 1742-1752; Nicolás Ximénez de Florencia (interim), 1752-1753; Santiago Benito Eraso, 1753-1757; Miguel Román de Castilla y Lugo, 1757-1761; Diego Ortíz Parrilla, 1761-1763
The Governors of Second Spanish Florida, 1781/1783-1821 -—During its final four decades as a colony, Second Spanish Florida was administered as two colonies under the jurisdiction of Havana within the Viceroyalty of New Spain, with West Florida initially falling under the intermediate jurisdiction of Spanish Louisiana in New Orleans before 1803.
East Florida (1783-1821)
Vicente Manuel de Céspedes y Velasco , 1783-1790; Juan Nepomuceno de Quesada y Barnuevo , 1790-1795; Bartolomé Morales , 1795;
Enrique White , 1796-1811; Juan José de Estrada, 1811-1812; Sebastián Kindelán y Oregón , 1812-1815; Juan José de Estrada, 1815-1816; José Coppinger , 1816-1821;
West Florida (1781-1821);
Arturo O’Neill de Tyrone y O’Kelly , 1781-1793; Carlos Howard , 1793; Enrique White , 1793-1796; Francisco de Paula Gelabert , 1796; Vicente Folch y Juan , 1796-1811; Francisco San Maxent , 1811-1812; Mauricio de Zúñiga, 1812-1813; Mateo González Manrique , 1813-1815; José de Soto , 1815-1816; Mauricio de Zúñiga, 1816; Francisco Maximiliano de San Maxent, 1816; José Fascot , 1816-1819; José María Callava , 1819-1821.
And that’s just a couple of the Florida cities....
So how did they accumulate all those extra votes for Fried?
Was the Agr. race positioned weirdly on the ballot?
Did they bubble in for Fried on the undervote ballots?
Did they bubble in for Fried creating an over-vote?
There must be a forensic accounting on the entire FL election.
The GOP and law enforcement need to investigate this entire circus. On election night Scott won by over 30,000 votes. There is no way in hell he loses 20,000 votes without ballot stuffing. Even if the actual vote was 80 % for Nelson in Broward and Palm Beach, they would have to find/create 25,000 votes that had not be counted to end up with an additional 20.000 for Nelson.
They were creating and counting ballots isolated ion a room with no GOP observer, They were able to count mail-in ballots by forging signatures. They were allowed to count illegals who voted.
That bitch Snips and bunch of her hacks need to be prosecuted.
In 4 years, when the FL statewide election will be held...we should have 2 new Congressional districts...
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