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Alben Barkley
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« on: May 11, 2021, 02:16:50 PM »

Look, I know the past couple cycles have been very disappointing for Democrats in Florida. Yes, DeSantis and Rubio are clearly favored for reelection next year. But from the way people talk about it on here, you'd think it's as red as Oklahoma. Trump only won it by 3 points. It's not some impenetrable Titanium R stronghold.

Two more things to consider:
-A Republican-held Senate seat will be up in 2024, and will be one of the few targets in a year when Democrats will be playing heavy defense.
-Florida is gaining an electoral vote, while the big blue states of California, Illinois and New York will each lose one.

Quote from: James Carville
Look at Florida. You now have Democrats saying Florida is a lost cause. Really? In 2018 in Florida, giving felons the right to vote got 64 percent. In 2020, a $15 minimum wage, which we have no chance of passing [federally], got 67 percent. Has anyone in the Democratic Party said maybe there’s nothing wrong with the state of Florida? Maybe the problem is the kind of campaigns we’re running?

If you gave me an environment in which the majority of voters wanted to expand the franchise to felons and raise the minimum wage, I should be able to win that. It’s certainly not a political environment I’m destined to lose in.
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