Republicans will now have supermajorities in Florida House and Senate after the 2022 elections

[In It to Win It]

[ColinC]

1. Can we like, reverse annex Florida?

Asking for a friend

[SergeStorms]

2. I'll never set foot in Florida again.

Maybe the Keys are still a viable place to visit, but the rest of the state is dead to me.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

3. My sentiments exactly.

The Keys, but not anywhere else. My views are not welcomed.

[Cattledog]

4. Climate change, Hurricanes, and Magas. Hell on earth!

With 2 dueling demons.

[tanyev]

8. No kidding. Might be time to Dunkirk all the Dems out and let the MAGAs have at it.

[LuvLoogie]

5. The gerrymanders will last as long

As a Florida backyard sea wall.

At some point. No matter what. We'll win.

[In It to Win It]

6. I wonder why no one sued

Partisan gerrymandering is illegal in Florida. It is a direct violation of the state constitution. I know that there were several groups that sued over the congressional maps, but not over the state legislative maps.

The congressional maps were struck down by a trial court and reinstated by the appellate court. Those might not last to the next election cycle. As far as the state legislative maps, I haven't seen any action on those.

[Chainfire]

7. This Native Floridian is buying some hob-nailed boots, that way I can stay off of the Fascist radar.

The Florida government's new motto will be, "What can we take from you today?" Things are getting so bad here that the Native American woman shown on the State seal is moving to Georgia.

[onethatcares]

9. Oh great

Finally the homeowners insurance problem will be taken care of, saltwater intrusion into the aquafier will be mitigated, housing will become more affordable, the roads will be repaired, and over development of the green areas will be halted.

Of course it will take 14 special sessions of the legislature but wth, we got us a budget surplus.

[Timeflyer]

10. Exactly--nothing to worry about here...