Self-Reliance
January 1, Disaffected MAGA Claims Fall Flat as Florida Stays Strong

Wyatt’s Take
- David Jolly pushes the tired story that Trump supporters are suddenly turning on him.
- Florida voters know better and keep rejecting the same old left-wing talking points.
- Real working families see through the noise and stand by the America First agenda.
David Jolly, the Democrat running for Florida governor, went on MS NOW’s “The Last Word” to claim he is meeting “disaffected MAGA” voters on the campaign trail.
He quickly added that he does not plan to attack the president directly, saying, “I’m running for governor, so I don’t litigate the president, but I accept that he’s the.”
The comment was cut short, but the message was clear: Jolly hopes to peel away Trump voters by painting them as disappointed and ready to switch sides.
Working families across Florida have heard this story before.
They watched the same predictions fall apart in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
Border security, energy prices, and school choice remain the kitchen-table issues that matter most.
Jolly’s remarks landed as another attempt to manufacture momentum where little exists.
Florida voters have consistently backed leaders who put American workers first.
They are not buying the notion that their neighbors are suddenly abandoning those priorities.
Wyatt Matters
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