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William769

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3. Sometime in 2014 Florida will exceed New York in population.

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 12:25 AM

Dec 2013

Which is good for the Democratic nominee (given we have gone from red to purple to very light blue).

Even your average republican can't stand Scott (of course the rabid one's love him).

You can take it to the bank the next Governor of Florida will be a Democrat.

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Florida governor's race will be tale of 2 economies [View all] Baitball Blogger Dec 2013 OP

Florida governor's race will be tale of 2 Republicans blkmusclmachine Dec 2013 #1

I take it wit is not your forte? William769 Dec 2013 #2

Unfortunately, he's not wrong. Baitball Blogger Dec 2013 #12

Sometime in 2014 Florida will exceed New York in population. William769 Dec 2013 #3

wow! that is going to make for some big evacuation when the water level rises. hollysmom Dec 2013 #5

I guess I should sell my condo on Miami beach then. William769 Dec 2013 #6

depends on how long you expect to live hollysmom Dec 2013 #7

I went through Andrew in Homestead. William769 Dec 2013 #8

w\hen you have a problem, come visit me. hollysmom Dec 2013 #11

unless you lied on your application dsc Dec 2013 #13

ask the hundreds of others who are dealing with it. hollysmom Dec 2013 #14

I live inland and in 20 years my house will be Harmony Blue Dec 2013 #9

One of the big issues, or rather two of the big issues, I encountered at tsuki Dec 2013 #4

Crist has been consistent on wanting to rely more on green energy Harmony Blue Dec 2013 #10