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2026-11-07 13:02
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Does Florida’s narrow escape from the blue wave hold lessons for Republicans?
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Sunshine state emerged as the lone flag bearer of the Maga agenda, but even there, the GOP finds itself on the defense After the dust settled on Tuesday night’s near-annihilation of the Republican party nationwide, a single red flag fluttered defiantly in Florida, now a last bastion of the Maga…
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Unlike Texas, the deep-red state held back Democratic challengers in its statewide races. The current governor thinks he knows why.
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