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In the Battle for Florida, It Looks Like Democrats are Heading for a Bloodbath

In the Battle for Florida, It Looks Like Democrats are Heading for a Bloodbath
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Cortney wrote this up today. The Biden camp is sure sounding…not very confident all of a sudden. They say they can win this election without Florida and Pennsylvania. They must be smoking whatever Hunter Biden is using because that doesn’t appear to be the case. Trump is doing well in the core three—North Carolina, Arizona, and Florida—which just leaves one Rust Belt state in order for the president to secure a second term. And in Florida, things are looking pretty bad for Democrats. 

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There are no new Democratic voters or young people showing up at the polls thus far, and Republicans are showing up in force. In Pinellas County, which is key to offset the Democratic gains in neighboring Hillsborough, GOP voters are showing up by a three-to-one ratio. 

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Within hours this morning, the Democrats’ early voter advantage was wiped out. As Larry Schweikart noted, “this will get ugly.” 

Hold onto those four words, folks. Florida has also been a pretty good gauge on how Pennsylvania and Michigan have gone since 1968. 

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