If Democrats can have conversations with those constituencies and say, look, the Republicans are really reaching for fundamental rights, and you are at risk of losing them, then I think Democrats could turn around the way that seemed to be going a few months ago.
Jolly emphasizes the importance of Democrats communicating the risks to fundamental rights to voters.
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But I would say the most important front that this entire race could come down to is the 10% of undecided Black voters in Florida right now.
I think we should use the resources of the governor’s office for additional fact finding, or work with the Legislature, like someone like [Republican Sen.] Don Gaetz, to appoint a special counsel, an independent investigation.
I want to lead by example to my two young children about elevating our politics to something better, not into driving us into further division and vitriol.
In terms of the national party, they’ll continue to rack and stack their races. … Everybody understands what’s happening in Florida and they’ll have to make some decisions.
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