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Florida Governor Calls for an End to #NeverTrump

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) said it is time for the Republican Party to unite around Donald Trump on Wednesday, saying the front-runner is on track to secure the nomination.

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"It is time for the ‘Stop Trump’ movement to end. Yesterday’s election results show that the anti-Trump efforts didn’t work," Scott wrote.

Republicans now need to come together. Donald Trump is going to be our nominee, and he is going to be on the ballot as the Republican candidate for President. The Republican leaders in Washington did not choose him, but the Republican voters across America did choose him. The voters have spoken.

If the anti-Trump groups don’t stop now, their efforts will be nothing more than a contribution to the Clinton campaign.

The damage that President Obama has done to our country is serious and substantial. We cannot afford another four years of liberal incompetence, and that is exactly what Hillary Clinton would bring.

We’ve had an extensive debate amongst ourselves, it is now time to get serious about winning in November. This was a hard fought campaign, but now is the time for Republicans to unite.

Trump won all 95 delegates in Florida and gained nearly 50 percent of the popular vote over the sitting senator Marco Rubio.

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