"We've seen this before"

Yes

Do it

Make Flyers

Bet it could work

Thoughts?

I'm going to make one in spanish, hold on

Maybe

Very sad state of affairs that I need to make one of these, but I think it'll work.

@FLanon Papa bless. You're doing God's work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=hJQXMxIcIKI

@FLanon what do you think of this ad

I would have preferred they attack him on being self-contradictory other than taxes and healthcare. Abolishing ICE is a good peg to stick him on, delivery is too cheesy for my taste.
Overall a C+ ad.

yeah, the delivery worries me

not enough numebrs yet, but Curbelo is getting slapped silly, unlike his counterpart in TX (Will Hurd)

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/upshot/elections-poll-fl26-1.html

The media is playing cover for Gillum. They keep pushing that "monkey this up" meme; one even said that DeSantis was "comparing Gillum to a monkey." They're also saying that he's not even a democratic socialist. How can I fight these narratives?

@Amsel

@FLanon is gonna be your boss until November 6. Follow his advice. He'll let you know shortly

https://youtu.be/j6DuWpHmN-c?t=7518

young Jeb in this vid

http://twitter.com/AndrewGillum/status/1042166147519528960

watch out, how can you guys compete with someone like this

__Full summary of FL Ballot Measures and Voting Recommendations & Reasoning by Dillpick88:__
**Amendment 1:** Increases the amount of a home's value exempted from property tax - **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: This gives more freedom to homeowners from property tax based on their home's value.

**Amendment 2:** Makes the cap on nonhomestead parcel (Rental apartments & Second Homes) assessment increases permanent at 10%. - **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: This makes a cap imposed by voters in 2008 permanent. This limits the amount a non-homestead tax parcel can increase. This limits the amount a property owner can be taxed in a short period of time for their second property.

**Amendment 3:** Provide voters with the right to decide whether to authorize casino gambling in Florida through citizen-initiated ballot measures. - **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: This gives the right to legalize casino gambling in different areas of the state to voters, thereby giving individual citizens more freedom to govern themselves.

**Amendment 4:** Restores right to vote for most felons after completion of their sentences. - **NO**
Reasoning for No: This would allow released felons (Statistically democrat) to vote. They forfeited their right to decide on issues that affect them when they committed a felony, and that right should stay forfeited.

**Amendment 5:** Raise requirement to raise taxes to 2/3 of the Florida Legislature - **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: Taxation should be limited, and this helps to achieve that goal.

**Amendment 6:** Adds Marsy's law (Rights of Victims) to constitution, increases forced judicial retirement age from 70 to 75, and would require judges to interpret law themselves instead of relying on executive agencies to do it for them. **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: Most importantly requires judges to actually interpret the laws they're looking at, instead of going by an administrative agency's interpretation (basically requires them to do their job).

**Amendment 10:** Prohibits counties from abolishing certain offices—sheriff, tax collector, property appraiser, supervisor of elections, and clerk of the circuit court—and requiring elections for these offices. The amendment also requires the legislature to create a State Department of Veterans Affairs, creates a state Office of Domestic Security & Counter Terrorism, and change the convention of the legislature closer to the first of the year (Second week in January) in even-numbered years (2018, 2020, 2022, etc). **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: These offices are essential to the function of counties, and the election of these offices gives citizens the freedom to decide their government.

**Amendment 12:** Prohibits public officials from lobbying for compensation while in office and six years thereafter. **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: Public officials are meant to do their jobs, and leave their financial interests at home.

**Amendment 13:** Prohibits the placing of bets on dog races (including greyhound) races. This ballot measure does not ban dog racing outright, and greyhound tracks can still operate under the condition that bets are not placed. **Yes**
Reasoning for Yes: This prohibits a practice that has mostly gone out of style in Florida; These tracks would not be shut down, so the economic interests of the greyhound industry would likely be balanced through entertainment measures. Alabama still allows betting on greyhound races, as well.

__Note:__ Amendments 7, 8, 9, and 11 were struck by the Florida Supreme Court from being on the ballot.

why would we ever vote No for 4 just because felons vote Dem? hmmmm

also, they served their time so...

Dumbfuck

this doesn't make any sense

This would flip the state permanently

The presidency would never go for the Republicans if that passed and became law

If that law was in place in 2016, Hillary would have won by 2 points

does it really matter? we shouldn't do this for political gain

@Whale we should

it's a doggy dog world

It is for political gain.

This is 100% for political gain

...

You either win or be crushed.

let's put it this way

we live in a political landscape where if you don't do things for political gain, you lose

simple as that

you can't show up with a knife to a gunfight