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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He can't and won't win.

First of all, he has zero charisma. None. He is flat and comes across as stupid when he speaks.

Secondly, there are not enough Cubans nationwide to swing the vote toward the man because "democrats. socialism."

Finally, [b]his culture war issues will not play on a national stage.[/b] Very limited to Florida and MAGA types, who sorry, are the minority. Electoral college or not.

He is dead in the water rotten fish.
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Not sure about that, it [b]actually worked for him in Florid[/b]a, many people in the center voted for him last year.

And the press is giving him a ton of free coverage...[/quote]

Of course it worked in Florida. [b]This idea that Florida is anything but red is nothing but delusional wishful thinking.[/b][/quote]

We can see your level of knowledge and intelligence  :shock: [/quote]

Wow, ad hominem attacks, a surefire way to show you have nothing of value to add.

Florida is not a swing state anymore and hasn't been for a few cycles. But keep  being low information.

https://www.vox.com/midterm-elections-2022/2022/11/11/23452549/midterm-elections-2022-results-florida-republicans-red-wave-swing-state

"Florida went red in 2020, with Trump improving on his margin from 2016 against Hillary Clinton. There’s been a rightward shift among Hispanic voters in the state, particularly in the Cuban and Venezuelan communities around the once-Democratic stronghold of Miami. And the Republican Party apparatus in Florida has ballooned during the Trump years as the former president made his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach the “Winter White House.”

“If I put all of that into a bag and shake it up, I’m not pulling out the word ‘battleground,’” said Sean Shaw, a former Democratic member of the statehouse and 2018 nominee for Florida attorney general. “I think we are, right now, a red state or at least leaning-pretty-heavily red.”

https://theweek.com/florida/1018331/why-florida-is-no-longer-a-swing-state

"Is Florida still a swing state? Well, it seems the general consensus is no … but the exact reason for and proof of the GOP tilt has generated plenty of discussion"

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/graphics/2022/11/26/florida-swing-state-to-red-state-desantis-republicans/10708803002/[/quote]

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