FL-SEN: Is Rubio about to bungle it?

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Definitely good news. He'd be a slight underdog against Rubio, though he'd still definitely have a chance. If Rubio runs for president instead, I'd say this is a toss-up. I'm liking the Democratic recruits so far (don't forget about Kander!), they look much stronger than the 2014 crowd.

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Wow, a lot can happen in a few days! With Rubio and Atwater out, I think we can agree that this race is a toss-up. I'd even say it's the third-best pick-up opportunity for Democrats, after IL and WI.

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If Grayson loses the primary, he won't support Murphy in the general.

Surprising, I know, considering he's such a team player.

What a joke. The only people who should be rooting for Grayson are Republicans, so that they get a free win here.

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Why would Jolly want to defend his now dark blue house seat? Also, upon reflecting on the FL Democratic Primary, I've realized that I can't fathom Grayson winning. How could there be so many Clinton/Grayson voters? Not to mention that there must be some Sanders/Murphy supporters.

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Funny how Rubio waits until pretty much the last minute to change his mind, and run for re-election, despite it being obvious that he dislikes the senate, and used it as a platform to run for president. Well, don't assume he's a shoo-in if he does run.

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Anyone who is in any way associated with Bernie Sanders is a socialist. If you at any point supported him, you're a socialist. Anyone he supported at any time is also a socialist. Anyone related to him is a socialist, and anyone related to anyone who he supported or anyone who supported him is also a socialist. Red scare FTW!

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What if Bernie Sanders adopted Ted Cruz as is his son?

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In a hypothetical election between Bernie Sanders and pancreatic cancer, would a Sanders voter still be a socialist?

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In a hypothetical election between Bernie Sanders and pancreatic cancer, would a Sanders voter still be a socialist?

Not answering hypotheticals that have a <1% chance of ever occuring.

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as a major party candidate for President of the United States?

There is a >0% chance of pancreatic cancer running as any party's candidate for any office on Earth?

That's irrelevant. Wulfric is dodging the question because he doesn't want to admit that there's a scenario in which he'd be a dirty socialist.

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The DSCC are idiots for conceding this race, when the polls still don't give Flawless Beautiful Marco that large of an advantage. If he only wins by 1-2%, that will prove that they're incompetent loons.