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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lots more fundraising numbers here (long thread.) Deeming has $8.4 million, beating Rubio’s $6 million. Lots of chatter that she’s the new Amy McGrath, i.e. dumping ground for tons of futile D contributions, but her race is way more winnable and affects way more downballot races.
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Florida is not Kentucky. [/quote]
Exactly, that was my point. Demings is a great candidate and is polling within the MOE. She’s a much better money suck than McGrath. But the party organization in Florida is terrible and the Rs are in charge of everything, so her chances still aren’t great.[/quote]

So the Florida race isn’t comparable to McGrath so stop saying it is a similar waste of money. Kentucky was alway a long, long shot. Dems would have won half a dozen other seats before that one. Florida is always in play. It has big cities and liberal enclaves. You don’t have to convert hillbillies or rednecks to win Florida. You have to turn out all the young voters and black voters and non-Cuban Latino voters who live there. Florida is worth an all out effort especially with the Republican dysfunction there now. [/quote]

NP here. PP is correct, the Florida Dem party is terrible and will most likely squander this effort. I'm rooting for Val but Florida is super corrupt so I doubt a Dem could win unless the vote went overwhelming to D.

I've not heard much talk on Tim Ryan. If Sherrod Brown can win, Ryan can will if he has enough money and the Ohio Dems don't screw it up.
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