Florida Senate election: Trump tells supporters to back Rubio over Rep. Demings, a 'radical left impeacher'
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Former President Donald Trump praised Sen. Marco Rubio on social media Saturday, encouraging his supporters to choose him over his Democratic senatorial opponent, Rep. Val Demings.
"Wow, Senator Marco Rubio has taken an 11-point lead in his run against a weak-on-crime Radical Left Impeacher, someone who is incapable of doing the job that needs to be done, since we announced the Big Rally for him on the following Sunday (November 6th) in Miami. He deserves to win, and win BIG," the former president wrote. "See you at the Rally!!!"
Demings, who has out raised Rubio in the contest, is looking to flip the crucial seat while Republicans are hoping they can secure it, as well as win other close contests to take a majority in the U.S. Senate.
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