Dana Bash asks Andrew Gillum how he'll pay for his $33 Trillion health care plan. His answers in order:— Ryan Saavedra ๐บ๐ธ (@RealSaavedra) September 3, 2018
-The plan will save trillions
-Florida can't do it alone
-Taxes won't be raised
-We can help 700,000 people
-I had a rough childhood
-Trump/DeSantis to blame
-I'll raise taxes pic.twitter.com/mbLfhjaekQ
More @AndrewGillum corruption: Gillum using airport parking perks for campaign travel, using his city airport parking pass 96 times — almost twice a week. You couldn't pay for parking with your Soros money? @mattgaetz this is campaign fraud! #FLGOV https://t.co/6mkmUL96Bo— Eric Carr (@_EricCarr) August 30, 2018
Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum calls for a "confederation of states," aka a confederacy.— Ryan Saavedra ๐บ๐ธ (@RealSaavedra) August 30, 2018
CNN's Chris Cuomo responds: "I like that confederacy of states. I haven't heard that before."
Imagine the media's reaction if GOP candidate Ron DeSantis said this. pic.twitter.com/EnMJQHr5Ox
— Joe Biggs (@Rambobiggs) August 30, 2018
.@AndrewGillum allies with anti-Semitic anti-Israel group. https://t.co/DypXkg8wFP— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) September 13, 2018
Actual quote: "Let's build off the success we've had on Gov. Scott. The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases bankrupting the state. That is not going to work." This is why people hate @CNN, @brianstelter https://t.co/BdWBh5DROd— Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) August 29, 2018
Reality:— Far Left Watch (@FarLeftWatch) August 29, 2018
DeSantis: "The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. That is not gonna work. That’s not gonna be good for Florida."
Narrative: pic.twitter.com/Cs664snPOJ
Congressman Ron DeSantis uses the term “Monkey up” referring to Republicans involved in the upcoming Gubernatorial election ; and CNN automatically thinks he’s referring to a Black Man. Who’s the real racists?— Dr.Darrell Scott (@PastorDScott) August 30, 2018
Florida deserves a Governor who will keep taxes low and build on our success. @AndrewGillum’s billion-dollar tax increase would hurt businesses & families. I will never raise taxes, and always fight to let Floridians keep more of their hard-earned money. https://t.co/L158Mmv3v5— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) September 16, 2018
Herald-Tribune
written by John Kennedy, GateHouse Capital Bureau
September 15, 2018
Republicans blast candidate over the proposal as he points out neighboring states’ rates
TALLAHASSEE — A tax Republican Gov. Rick Scott once campaigned on eliminating has emerged as a big dollar, central clash between the candidates fighting to succeed him.
In a move setting him apart from usually tax-averse Florida candidates, Democrat Andrew Gillum has called for a stunning 40 percent increase in Florida’s corporate income tax — which he wants to use to raise $1 billion more for education, including $50,000 minimum starting salaries for teachers.
The Republican Governors Association has seized on the idea, ridiculing it in a new TV spot as a “disaster for the economy.” Florida’s biggest business groups also have begun sharpening their attacks.
“National headquarters of companies in this state are focused on this like a laser beam,” said Tom Feeney, a former Republican Florida House speaker and president of Associated Industries of Florida, whose members include some of the state’s biggest companies.
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