Trump's Florida Problem Gets Worse as David Jolly Speaks Out
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Why is Donald Trump’s support collapsing in Florida and how does it affect his endorsed candidates?
Donald Trump is in full collapse in Florida, and his bootlickers like Byron Donald's, the MAGA Republican candidate for governor, struggling as well. Hey Byron, maybe not a good platform to run on data centers in everyone's backyard and shutting down small business opportunities. Yeah, you may want to recalibrate there, but after all, this is what Donald Trump is talking about at his Parties where Byron Donald's and others attend while they talk about the golden ballrooms and gilding bronze statues, gold, and whatever the hell Donald Trump wants to be doing with Qatari Air Force while Trump gives himself and his family tax immunity, while the American people struggle and Trump leaves a trail of broken problems.
Promises would be putting it generously. It is a trail of fraud and Ponzi scheming, which has defined Donald Trump's entire bankrupted life. When you zoom in on Florida Trump's approval, net negative 15 right there. And you can see why. I mean, the interview Trump gave on Friday, did you see it on Punch Bowl, where Trump said, look, if I were to rank myself zero to 100 on the Economy right now. I would give myself a 150 because things have never been better. We're in a golden age. Just ask the people in Florida, right? Their electricity prices are down. That's not true. Their rent, their cost of living is down. That's not true. They love the data centers. That's not true. Their property, you may just want to shut the
Hell up there, Donald. Listen to what he said, play this clip.
But our country right now is doing better than it's ever done. You know, when I see polls on the economy, I should have I should have a hundred and fifty percent, not a hundred percent. Because we have the greatest this is the golden age of America. What's being built now in this country has never ever been built. And we're really we are literally in the golden age of America. And uh I think people are starting I actually think Yeah. We'll see.
89 days.
We'll see if they it's gonna be very exciting.
And then Donald throws Byron Donald under the bus. And he said, you know, people like me. The issue is they don't like other Republicans. And so nothing I can do if they don't like these other Republicans, but they want me. That's what Donald Trump's campaign message is here. Play this clip. Do you MAGA Inc. the superpower?
That you that your allies control has a lot of m money and a lot of people.
Not my allies, I control it.
Okay. You and your allies. Are you gonna spend it? You're gonna spend it in the midterms.
Uh I could spend it on pretty much anything I want. I'm gonna spend it for pol I'm gonna help Republicans.
I mean so when you say I don't care No, I didn't say that. I said some people say that.
Yeah, look, I mean I could do a lot easier. I don't have to be away in Nevada yesterday. I didn't have to be in Los Angeles yesterday making speeches. I didn't have to be supporting all the people. I have a lot uh you know, I have a busy schedule. I said to somebody, wait a minute, you you don't understand, I won. I'm not campaigning. Now that's the other thing. I got a tremendous vote. I have records in many of the states, the most votes ever in Texas and Florida and many, many states, Alabama. You can go through a many, many states. Uh the most votes ever. The question is And they're asking this question, and I've had some great polls recently, real polls, but they're great polls. Uh, if I don't run, will those people go out and vote?
And that's the one thing I can't tell. I'm gonna ask them to, but I'm just watching guys like you and you're very talented people. Uh the question is, will they vote? Because a lot of them are very angry. And Republicans, to be honest with you.
What does the recent jobs‑loss report reveal about the Florida economy and Trump’s claims of a “golden age”?
They're angry at Republic I don't know. I mean they're angry at Republicans, but they're not angry. They're not angry at me, but they are angry at Republicans.
Republican. As I noted at the outset, Byron Donald says he doesn't see a future for small business grants in Florida. He sees supporting small business as a quote, never-ending cycle that creates a moral hazard.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why is Donald Trump’s support collapsing in Florida and how does it affect his endorsed candidates?
0:00–3:57
2
What does the recent jobs‑loss report reveal about the Florida economy and Trump’s claims of a “golden age”?
3:57–8:40
3
How are hyperscale data centers becoming a political flashpoint in the Florida governor’s race?
8:40–12:12
4
What are the polling numbers for Democratic candidate David Jolly versus Republican Byron Donalds?
12:12–14:50
5
Why does David Jolly believe Florida voters are tired of broken MAGA promises?
14:50–18:22
6
What coalition does Jolly propose to win the governor’s race and reshape national politics?
18:22–21:21
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