Congressional seat in FL decided by FIVE votes
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Veteran
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Veteran
You think dudes here will ever admit that they were hustled by "don't vote / both sides are the same" PSAs?“Voting doesn’t matter”
No.They are as stubborn as they are easy licks for agents with nefarious intentions
This thread would hold more weight if it was members of opposite parties. The gotcha moment doesn’t really work on this one especially considering the fact that her opponent Dale Holness is a black man.
I don't think you knew that though before you made this thread
I don't think you knew that though before you made this thread
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
I think that was an election for the primary, which in a majority democrat county should give her the dub.
All of her opponents were Democrats.
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
It was a primary, "Decided the democratic candidate for congress" and whatever republican candidate runs against her will probably get washed.
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
It’s possible that the wrong candidate could win from that same party though right? I think it does apply honestly.
It does, but that’s not the narrative that OP is trying to portray with this thread. The fact that @skylove4 is in here as well shows that.
get these nets
Veteran
This thread would hold more weight if it was members of opposite parties. The gotcha moment doesn’t really work on this one especially considering the fact that her opponent Dale Holness is a black man.
I don't think you knew that though before you made this thread
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His name is under the banner for the DEM primary results.
If I'm not mistaken his image is flashed on screen in the video.
That's probably why you opted to not QUOTE my post in this reply.
I saw this story a few days ago, as my cousin made me aware of it.
Try another deflection.
There’s no deflection in my comment when it’s obvious of the narrative you’re trying to portray with this thread
If it’s not what you meant and I’m wrong, then do a better job of clarifying what you’re trying to portray instead of leaving it up to interpretation.
