Florida incumbent Sen. Marco Rubio is
shockingly down by four points to challenger
in new poll
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 8/17/2022 10:30:56 AM
Americans are justifiably leery of polls and a new one from the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab is sure to be doubted as it shows Sen. Marco Rubio down by four points to his Democratic challenger, Rep. Val Demings. [Video] Rubio is a strong conservative who is popular in Florida, especially at a time when Democrats across the board are about as palatable to Americans as Rep. Liz Cheney was in the GOP primary in Wyoming this week. With disastrous economic and social policies run amok among Democrats, it is hard to believe Rubio is trailing one in the conservative state of Florida.
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Feds Swear Trump Investigation Was in
'EARLY STAGES' When FBI Stormed Mar-a-Lago.
Oh, Really? 9 replies
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Oh, Really? 9 replies
During the hearing to determine if any of the documents used to get a warrant to raid Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, prosecutors told the judge that the investigation was in its “early stages” and argued to keep all of their documents secret for fear of giving the former president’s lawyers a “roadmap” to their case.
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I remember back when George W. Bush was president and the mainstream media and Democrats (but I repeat myself) would relentlessly dog him whenever he went on vacation as though presidents are ever really “on vacation” whenever they take one.
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But there’s a big difference between the supposed leader of the free world taking a break each summer for some downtime and one who is absent from the Oval Office for some “time away”
Florida Man is a whole mood.
We’re all used to the “weird news” coming out of Florida. A woman arrested for shaving her private parts…while driving. A man so desperate for a ride to Hooters he calls 911 for help. A dude who parked his smart car in his kitchen so it wouldn’t blow away in a hurricane (Is this whacky or brilliant? That call is up in the air).
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FIU linebacker Luke Knox dead at 22
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Florida International University linebacker Luke Knox has died, the school announced Thursday. He was 22.
The school did not reveal a cause of death. He is the younger brother of Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox.
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Yikes! When you look at progressive values like this? HA HA HA HA HA HA
We first heard about Citizens for Sanity when Politico was complaining about this conservative group doing what progressive groups have been doing for years. Apparently, it’s not fair to form a group right before elections to help one side win … if you’re a conservative.
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This week’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) contained research on the spread of the monkeypox virus through contaminated surfaces. The study centered on two patients who lived together and had contracted the virus.
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Still a lot of time before November so I'm not putting much stock in a poll this early. However Rubio cannot relax on this for even an instant.