Democrat Bill Nelson Concedes Florida Senate Race to Republican Rick Scott

Big pickup for conservatives. I thought Nelson's race versus Scott and Gillum's versus DeSantis' was never going to end. And hopefully, Florida elections, going further will no longer be a 'laughingstock' now that Brenda Snipes has resigned.

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Brenda Snipes, Bill Nelson and Andrew Gillum: Liberal Scumbags of the Week

Claim to Fame: Broward County, FL Elections Supervisor (Snipes), Florida Democrat Senator (Nelson) and Florida Democrat candidate for Governor (Gillum)

Why They're the Liberal Scumbags of the Week: for colluding to overturn the election results of this past week's midterms and give the Democrat party wins in the Senate and the Governor's seat by refusing to divulge how many ballots have been counted, demanding recounts after already conceding and even attempting to get non-citizens counted during machine recounts that have now been ordered:

Florida's secretary of state ordered a recount Saturday afternoon for three statewide races, including the governor and U.S. Senate contests. 

The margins in all races remain well under the half-percent needed to automatically trigger a machine recount. More than 8 million votes will be recounted. 

In the race for governor, Republican Ron DeSantis led Democrat Andrew Gillum by fewer than 34,000 votes or a margin of .409 percent, with all counties reporting as of 12:35 p.m. Saturday, according to the Florida Division of Elections. 

Gillum conceded on Tuesday night, though the race has since tightened. On Saturday, Gillum reversed his concession amid the recount. 

"I am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromised and unapologetic call that we count every single vote," Gillum said. 

In the Senate race, the Republican challenger, Gov. Rick Scott, claimed victory just before midnight Tuesday, but the incumbent, Democrat Bill Nelson, never conceded the race. Now, Scott leads Nelson by 12,562 votes or a margin of .15 percent.

So now, 3 essential races in Florida won't be decided until Thursday at the earliest. And with the historically corrupt Snipes and a biased media in the mix, there's a lot of room for panic if you're a Republican. In other words, Democrat values: win at any cost.

Ted Cruz Upset the Entire Biased, Liberal Media Industry

If only John James got a 10th of the attention from the msm that Beto O'Rourke did.

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I'm upset that John James lost. Happy that Ted Cruz won and that we picked up seats in the Senate.

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California Early Voting Data Reveals Uphill Battle For Democrats

Pay attention to how Dana Rohrabacher's doing in CA and you know this is true.

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Don't count your chickens about that supposed 'blue wave' just yet.

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