Florida Shooters Network

Today was the primary elections for both the Republicans and Democrats for the general election in November. So let's get straight to the issue at hand. Who won. First, lets looks at the Republicans.





I agree with President Trump. Ron DeSantis is a great win for Florida Gun Owners. He has the congressional background and pedigree to fight the gun grabbers here on the state level. He has fought as a strict Constitutionalist and that's what we need in the Governor's Mansion.



Matt Caldwell won a four way race and is a good pick for the Agriculture Commissioner. He had even pissed off Marion Hammer because he's been aggressive and was told to tone it down. For our non Florida readers. The Ag Commissioner is in charge of the agency that processes and issues conceal weapons permits.



For the Florida Attorney General, Ashley Moody is a bad choice. She's a Pam Bondi clone and is someone that Florida Carry nor I support or like. She backs Bondi's actions in fighting Open Carry in Norman v. State and also supported the requirement for the NRA to name their defendant in the law suit against the age restriction caused by SB 7026.



Governor Rick Scott, signer of Florida's gun control bill SB 7026 won by a landslide. His victory is a bitter pill to swallow. A Republican in the Senate come November would be good because it would unseat Democrat Sen. Bill Nelson. But him winning is also rewarding his anti Second Amendment actions too. Floridians are stuck between a rock and a hard place with him. If he wins, President Trump gets a seat to help with SCOTUS appointments. But again, he is rewarded with betraying Floridians.

Let's get it on and look at the Democrats.



In a surprising upset to Gwen Graham. Andrew Gillum, the current Mayor of Tallahassee won by a two percent lead. Jumping from last place to the lead in a five way race. He beat Graham and her belief that it was her turn since her father was once governor too. Gillum is not a good thing for Florida and is very much a anti-gun politician and worse.... Gillum has Bernie Sanders endorsement.



Yup, he's as much a radical socialist as New York City's socialist star, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.



Sean Shaw is currently a Florida State House Rep and now the presumptive Democrat challenger for the Attorney General's Office. He has based his entire legislative career on going after and suspending the Second Amendment and I guarantee you that he'd make Pam Bondi's anti gun actions look favorable.

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Nikki Fried is a relative unknown and a South Florida native. She backs gun control and wants to make our concealed weapon permits much harder to get. She backs removing State Preemption and allowing cities to pass their own patchwork of gun laws.

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For the Senate, Bill Nelson ran unopposed and will fight to keep his seat from Rick Scott. Currently, there are more registered Democrats than Republicans in Florida.



Floridians have a tough battle ahead of them come November. Gov. Scott won by one percent for his second term against former Republican, turned Democrat Charlie Crist.



President Trump won Florida only with a two percent lead against Hillary Clinton.



November is going to be a tough race for Florida Gun Owners.

There is a chance for a serious lurch commie-ward.

Time to bury the hatchet and fight, gentlemen.

Senile old bastards just need to suck it up.

I've looked into my crystal ball:

Governor: DeSantis by a landslide.
Senator: Scott
Everyone else: Big Republican majority.
Blue wave: Liberal media wet dream.

The Dems are true morons, picking the most Liberal, tainted, incompetent candidate for gov and keeping a dotty old has been on the ticket for the US Senate.

Boricua moved to FL and most are Socialists

Maybe. But a black candidate for governor is going to provoke a huge black turnout, which is unusual for an midterm election. This could have consequences across the ballot. Take nothing for granted.

And a huge white, conservative and RKBA turnout. Racial crap cuts both ways plus Gillum is likely to discourage Latinos. An Obama he ain't. There's no financial meltdown, economy is good and a RINO isn't running against him.

tector wrote: ↑Tue Aug 28, 2018 10:42 pm Maybe. But a black candidate for governor is going to provoke a huge black turnout, which is unusual for an midterm election. This could have consequences across the ballot. Take nothing for granted.

That's what I was thinking. Blacks will think socialism is a good thing for them despite the fact that it historically has been one of the worst.

jjk308 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 28, 2018 10:48 pm And a huge white, conservative and RKBA turnout. Racial crap cuts both ways plus Gillum is likely to discourage Latinos. An Obama he ain't. There's no financial meltdown, economy is good and a RINO isn't running against him.

Blacks make up 17% of the State so we'll find out.

The writing is on the wall for the future direction of Florida. Prepare.

I like the way this clown is discouraging any concern--we can just lie back and we will win automatically. Sometimes I think he's a goddamn plant, but usually I just know he's a senile, often erroneous, fool.