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That swing is the off-year, special election cycle, the 10:1 spending and the fact that Randy Fine is probably the worst candidate the FL GOP could have possibly run.
We still doing this?
Bad turnout for special elections is normal, this was just a bad time to stay home.
@Fatpacks Can you get a burger suit for your burger suit?
No and it's retarded for you to even think that. A judge is a referee, he sees that the rules of the court and the law are being followed and no more. He cannot determine facts.
If you actually bother keeping yourself healthy, the upkeep costs don't amount to much.
i wonder why parrott and terry even ran. no shot of them winning
The real April fools is when you check the sources and realize its all real and all happened today and none of its a joke
Libertarians are niggers.
That actually depends entirely on your policy. For instance, Amber Heard used her homeowners insurance to pay for legal representation when Johnny Depp sued her for defamation. This was entirely caused by her own negligence. Totally unrelated to her home, but as it was in her policy it was paid for.
lazy niggers, to be specific. ugh i remember my libertarian phase in HS
I find it odd that democrats are still trying to consider this a win because it shifted blue when this is a special election and they barely funded the R candidate compared to the democrat.
Lets take this all the way. Health insurance shouldn't be paying for life extending procedures like open heart bypass, just injury as the result of accidents. Oh wait, maybe not covering engine and transmission replacement is how auto insurance is affordable by the masses?
it's been said before and should be said again, it wasn't just spending, Fine is a shit candidate who ran a lazy campaign.
If the Ds want to take this as a sign they're on the right track, we should encourage that.
New Hampshire is the only state in the union where you aren't forced to buy car insurance. That's another way to make it cheaper. One of the reasons why Healthcare is expensive in the US is the fact the American Health Association lobbied to cap the amount of doctors. They later admitted this was a mistake, and are now trying to reverse it decades later.
