And that’s not just in the general election.

In fact, I may change to undecided. I genuinely like both of those 2 candidates. I’m torn.

What I dislike is reading such ugly posts between Biden and Bernie supporters. I actually feel drawn to support Biden when Bernie supporters attack Biden supporters. However, I feel the same as it relates to Biden supporters attacking Bernie voters.

I will be watching carefully the next month until the FL primaries. I have no problem with a democratic socialist winning. And I have no problem with Biden since he brings nostalgia of the Obama administration.

Peace y’all.

The GOP is loyal to Trump because they think he created this economy, among other reasons.

We need to express our displeasure with the GOP and Trump by closing our wallets. Consumers drive the economy. It’s time to stop spending as a form of protest.

When Wall Street earnings decline it’ll hurt the GOP. Time to cut back on spending. Don’t buy that car you want until after the election. Don’t buy a house. No new furniture.

This must be done to show how much we despise the threat to our democracy. Just shut down spending. Now.

Maximum pressure must be applied!

Phone calls, emails, and rallies are all needed to put pressure on the GOP.

She is from the all important I-4 corridor of the all important swing state of FL.

African American, female, and sharp as a tack. Would make FL even more competitive for the Democratic presidential nominee.

https://floridapolitics.com/archives/316198-val-demings-for-vice-president-idea-being-pushed


Congresswoman Val Demmings has a high profile stage right now in Congress, a great personal back story, an impressive professional background, preacher-esque oratory skills, a reputation for a sharp, no-nonsense, strategic and tactical intellect, a lifelong commitment to law and order and enormous popularity back home.

Oh. And she’s black. And a woman.

And she’s from a critical swing state worth 29 electoral votes in an area considered one of the state’s most crucial voting blocs.

One of the chief arguments that advocates for Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy tout is that they say he's the only Democrat who can defeat Donald Trump in 2020.

That's apparently true in Florida, at least according to a poll released on Tuesday. The Mason-Dixon survey shows that Biden is the only Democrat among four who were listed in a one-on-one matchup with the president who comes out on top.

Florida's 29 electoral votes are the most of any swing-state in the 2020 contest.

Biden has consistently fared best against Trump in Florida polls.

Another poll taken in October showed Elizabeth Warren leading Trump.

https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/community/2019/12/30/new-poll-shows-biden-with-slight-lead-over-trump-in-florida---but-all-other-dems-trail

Teachers in OCPS are not happy with compensation based on bonuses rather than salary increase.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/os-ne-teachers-union-orange-bargaining-session-20190926-i32udrtl55c2tbskh4jb7dwt5m-story.html%3foutputType=amp

This shoots a hole in the claim that teacher wages, and those of so many others, can be lower due to the low cost of living. NOT!! If you’re thinking of trying to move here due to low cost, think again.

http://www.fox35orlando.com/news/mobile-app-news-feed/study-florida-is-one-of-the-least-affordable-states-in-the-country

How in the world do they eat? I guess when the state ranks 46th in teacher pay this is a result. Affordable housing for teachers is awful all over FL. It really doesn’t pay to teach here.

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/report-miami-among-the-worst-cities-in-the-country-for-teachers-11254225

There’s a reason why teachers in Orange, Co Florida rejected the District’s “pay raise”. It’s not affordable for teachers to work and live in Central Florida! Don’t even think about coming here to teach. In fact, one might want to reconsider teaching altogether at the current rate of pay!


https://m.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2019/08/27/orlando-area-teachers-are-being-gouged-on-rent

Considering Florida currently ranks near the bottom nationally in public school spending and Orlando rental prices are increasingly getting worse, it really should come as no surprise that a new study found that local teachers can barely afford to live here.

According to a report released today from real estate site Zillow, starting teachers in the Orlando area are spending 50.4% of their income on rent, compared with 42.4% for mid-level teachers and 37.3% for the highest-paid veteran teachers.

This will be interesting.