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Loren's avatar

It truly boggles my mind that anyone would still vote for a republican candidate, especially one that is in tRump's cult. I just do not in any way understand it... Moody has done NOTHING positive for Floridians, she is simply a rubber stamp for whatever the tRump regime wants... I hope and pray that Vindman and Jolly win their races.

Polly McFadden's avatar

Thank you for all you are doing to keep us informed.

Annette Senicola's avatar

I keep trying to figure out the appeal of everyday Americans still supporting republicans that support Trump? It’s like the child who causes a parent nothing but grief.How many times have you heard the parent say “ I have to help him what can I say he’s my child.” Is that it no matter what, a republican is a republican? The only difference between Trump and a child is that his toys are billions of dollars that effect all of us.

Laurie's avatar

Is there a group doing a post card campaign against Amendment 3?

Alan Margulies's avatar

On the Dem primary it seems preordained by many as far as the candidates anything is better than the Trump bootlickers and Emperor DeSantis. Saying that; the statement that you make that the Democratic Party is opposed to the property tax relief amendment seems to be yet another indicator that the Party (not necessarily the registered Dem voters like me) is out of touch with the reality of life for the average voter. With all that Trump has dumped on us adding to the cost of living; older retirees and working people want a break.

Peter Burkard's avatar

Alan, your comment makes a big assumption that a property tax reduction will make your life more affordable. In fact, the money will still have to be raised somewhere in order to continue basic services. In other words, the government will get it from us one way or another. The bigger question is do you really want to turn local control over to the R supermajority in Tallahassee. I sure don't.