Morgan is an out-spoken, brash, and very likeable character – similar to the President. A run from him could spell doom for Graham, someone heavily associated with the Democratic establishment.
As far as Democrats go, the primary here in Florida is reflective of what’s going on nationwide. Outsiders and establishment candidates can quickly come to equal footing and tumultuous blows.
Moderate Democrats are making a stand against the far left. Democrats used to be the party of traditional liberalism. Now, black masks and pubic hats have hijacked their message.
Candidates like Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum try to tap into the fascist fervor which has sparked violent flashpoints throughout the country in recent months. It is not only irresponsible, it is dangerous.
Republicans endured a similar phenomenon last year. The end-result was Trump’s taking of the Republican nomination for President over all the political elites who ran against him.
As for Graham, her path to the general election seems secure at this point. Of course, it’s still very early. In many ways, her clear path looks similar to Jeb Bush’s at the outset of the 2016 presidential race.
