“I don’t think [Trump’s] going to be in the picture,” she said, matter-of-factly. “I don’t think he can. He’s fallen so far.” […] “We need to acknowledge he let us down,” she said. “He went down a path he shouldn’t have, and we shouldn’t have followed him, and we shouldn’t have listened to him. And we can’t let that ever happen again.” -- N. Haley
Brother, I feel your pain. I'm in Brevard, and thinking of running against Bill Posey, our do nothing, go-along, Republican swamp critter. I know it's a big bite to take on a sitting Congressman. Instead, I'm joining the Country Republican Executive Committee to sort of test the waters about how much I want to get involved. As for your spot, I say Run. You'll know a whole lot more in a few months than you do now. If I can write anything for you, let me know. I'll gladly contribute my skill in that regard. Unfortunately, I don't have any practical tips other than to Run Forest, Run .
I'm a Gator and couldn't agree more. I looked them up; One is Monroe County (think Key West), one part of Dade (think Miami) and the other is from Sarasota. They should all be challenged in the primary and I'll support the challenger in any way possible.
I say the hell with Tucker Carlson; he's controlled opposition. When he starts railing against the stolen election and voter fraud, he may be able to crawl out of the pit of un-importance. Has he spoken out about what's happening in Arizona? Now, but he talks about Bidens choice of ice cream and his wife's use of "Doctor." He's part and parcel of the problem in our country. A man with a big microphone who's afraid to upset the establishment picking up his tab.
Too true. Now these swamp creatures have no power, but they huff and puff like gladiators. We have two in Florida. Rick Scott and Marco Rubio. I hope all of them get some competition. I'll vote for anyone who challenges these swamp wimps.
Good list. Not a damn thing I can't do without. I like orange soda, but Orange Crush will do fine.