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So, in summation, a point about Florida.
SOOOO much attention is given to Miami-Dade.
It’s understandable: the two reporters (who are two of the best) based in Fla. w/ biggest platforms are in Miami-Dade.
Foreign correspondents are there; TV networks are there, etc.
SOOOO much attention is given to Miami-Dade.
It’s understandable: the two reporters (who are two of the best) based in Fla. w/ biggest platforms are in Miami-Dade.
Foreign correspondents are there; TV networks are there, etc.
Of course, there is a larger, more diverse population in Miami-Dade compared to other places of Wonder Bread Florida.
There are so many great storylines.
'What do Jamaican voters think of Harris?'
'What about disillusioned Haitiian voters'
There are so many great storylines.
'What do Jamaican voters think of Harris?'
'What about disillusioned Haitiian voters'
And, my goodness, the optics.
Miami-Dade voters are dancing in the streets.
There are caravans. There are floatillas.
And its all set against a backdrop that, arguably, Hollywood's most visual big-budget director, Michael Mann, made a TV show and movie about.
Miami-Dade voters are dancing in the streets.
There are caravans. There are floatillas.
And its all set against a backdrop that, arguably, Hollywood's most visual big-budget director, Michael Mann, made a TV show and movie about.
But not enough attention has been paid by the national media to the bedroom communities of Florida - Pinellas, Sarasota, Manatee, Seminole, St. Johns, etc. where @RealDonaldTrump is underperforming, sometimes vastly, his 2016 effort.
