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Red Florida’s Blue Silver Linings
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The Silver Lining in the Democratic Party’s Huge Majorities - National Review
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Democrats in Florida may have been nursing their FOMO hangovers Wednesday morning as they assessed remarkable Republican losses in other ruby-red statewide races for governor, attorney general, and US Senate.
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The Republicans haven't been this weakened in Congress since 1990, but they did have some wins.
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Florida State fired head coach Mike Norvell, but its roster budget of up to $30 million could help whoever takes over.
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The Silver Lining in the Democratic Party’s Huge Majorities National Review
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Red Florida’s Blue Silver Linings
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Mike Norvell Firing Leaves Florida State With $30 Million Silver Lining
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The Silver Lining in the Democratic Party’s Huge Majorities - National Review
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How big is the Republican midterms loss, and is there a silver lining?
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LIZ PEEK: There may be a silver lining in Trump's brutal midterm defeat
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