twitter freaks out when white people spotted holding <u+201c>blacks for trump<u+201d> signs 




the bloomberg politics florida poll surveyed nearly a thousand florida residents who had either already voted or were committed to vote. the poll<u+2019>s margin of error was 3 percentage points, according to the new york post . 




clinton may like to boast of her lead here and in other key states, but the florida results made it clear that americans were still in control of choosing the candidate who becomes our next commander in chief. 




in fact, 64 percent of florida voters were quoted as saying that america was <u+201c>on the wrong track<u+201d><u+2014> and those voters seemed less likely to vote for clinton, who represents the status quo of establishment politics. advertisement - story continues below 




american voting priorities are clear: 21 percent of floridians said the biggest crisis facing the u.s. was the terrorist threat from the islamic state group, while 17 percent believed it was unemployment and jobs, 15 percent health care and 13 percent a decline in real income for american workers. 




clearly, americans are waking up. they trust donald trump to lead us, to keep us safe, to protect the middle class, and to restore an economy that protects the american worker and provides a decent way of life for us all, and for generations to come. 




h/t wz 




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breaking: trump takes lead in battleground state of florida
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