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Polybius

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32. Some of us hate breezes

Reply to intheflow (Reply #15)

Sun Dec 29, 2024, 10:21 PM

Dec 2024

I personally prefer zero wind.

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Democrats have a Florida problem [View all] In It to Win It Dec 2024 OP

Florida has a republican problem Skittles Dec 2024 #1

Highest... modrepub Dec 2024 #5

A new Howard Dean type might do the trick. Frank D. Lincoln Dec 2024 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Cne99999 Dec 2024 #3

What "actions" do you recommend we take? red dog 1 Dec 2024 #9

It's probably impossible to win Florida for the foreseeable future. Mariana Dec 2024 #20

I don't think we can win there without drastically changing some of our positions Polybius Dec 2024 #31

Florida is one of several states where deportations will impact the economy the most. Agri and tourism hit hard. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2024 #4

Are people still flocking to Florida? intheflow Dec 2024 #6

Florida's fast growing, I believe. Elessar Zappa Dec 2024 #12

I saw an article maybe last year that said the majority of people moving to Florida leaned Republican In It to Win It Dec 2024 #34

As of April 1, 2023, Florida's population was estimated to be 22,634,867. This is a 5.1% increase from the 2020 Census. EX500rider Dec 2024 #13

I have never, ever seen the appeal of Florida. intheflow Dec 2024 #15

Certain parts have their appeal EX500rider Dec 2024 #16

As I said, the coast. intheflow Dec 2024 #17

Actually the springs will be inland..and gators don't like cold or clear water EX500rider Dec 2024 #18

Some of us hate breezes Polybius Dec 2024 #32

Is this a case of internal migration plus aging? JanMichael Dec 2024 #7

K&R red dog 1 Dec 2024 #8

The U.S. has a Florida problem lame54 Dec 2024 #10

Democrats are pushing their own base OUT of the Party. WarGamer Dec 2024 #11

IMO it seems like Dems push out its moderates as well, like Joe Manchin In It to Win It Dec 2024 #14

Manchin and Sinema were not 'moderates', they were wreckers extraordinaire. They helped (along with some of the House Celerity Dec 2024 #22

And the ACA would have had a public option if it were not for Joe Lieberman. It's politics. In It to Win It Dec 2024 #23

This should all be so obvious by now. It's very strange that Nixie Dec 2024 #25

Yes, and it's obvious the country will not be voting for Nixie Dec 2024 #24

Manchin pushed his own fucking self out Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #36

Then, I'll rephrase. Dems weren't doing a great job of incentivizing him, and people like him, to stay In It to Win It Dec 2024 #39

Incentive? He obstructed Biden's agenda for six months Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #40

Excuse me? Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #37

Typical Politico BannonsLiver Dec 2024 #19

democrats do not need florida. ignore it nt msongs Dec 2024 #21

We need something in the south after 2030 DetroitLegalBeagle Dec 2024 #29

Georgia... Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #41

Lawton Chiles is spinning in his grave... buzzycrumbhunger Dec 2024 #26

Maybe. My take is the problem is not a place. Joinfortmill Dec 2024 #27

Can anyone agree snowybirdie Dec 2024 #28

Republicans getting strong support from Hispanics is like Colonel Sanders getting strong support from chickens. elocs Dec 2024 #30

America has a Trump/MAGA problem. Jit423 Dec 2024 #33

Florida has a Florida problem, not me... Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #35

It's not the fault of Dems if Florida wants to support a lying criminal Blue_Tires Dec 2024 #38