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Former Progressive Democratic congressional candidate Tim Canova has decided to take another jab at his former primary opponent, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) by endorsing her 2020 Republican opponent Carla Spalding, calling the veteran lawmaker “corrupt” and suggesting that she was the real "racist," not President Donald Trump.
It appears as if the bottom has fallen out from under the criminal complaint made against Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) Progressives and Bernie Sanders supporters have made about the former DNC chair.
“What a shameful period in our history with the Democratic establishment & their lamestream media allies."
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a controversial political figure that’s heading back to office after winning reelection to Florida’s 23rd congressional district, is facing backlash from her 2018 political rival and nemesis, Tim Canova. The independent candidate has been challenging her since 2016, and he has called out the Democrat congresswoman for using shady tactics in order […]
The final votes have been cast and counted, and Broward’s embattled Supervisor of Elections Dr. Brenda Snipes has been booted from her job by Governor Rick Scott, but the controversial 2018 mid-term elections may not be over.
Wasserman Schultz is pushing all of her political party’s election year agenda, including healthcare and gun control, not to mention taking a pound of flesh out of President Donald Trump.
Wasserman Schultz is facing the toughest challenge of her political career, as the Weston resident takes on a spirited challenge from Democrat-turned-Independent Tim Canova, and Republican Joe Kaufman.
Democrats will not vote for Kaufman, so he best chance to win is for the Democratic voter base to splinter.
Kaufman and Wasserman Schultz are known and popular quantities in their respective base of support, but Canova isn’t.
If Canova, who has stated that Wasserman Schultz should step down, can garner 10-15% of the Democratic vote, then all bets are off.
“She (DWS) has no achievements, no accomplishments to boast of in more than a dozen years in the House of Representatives.”
Shortly after the 2016 election cycle ended, Canova started “Progress for All,” a 527 organization whose focus is to address climate change, end the war on drugs, push for fair trade, and overhaul campaign finance reform.
Canova lost but not before taking a pound of flesh out of the ‘DWS’ political campaign by highlighting the probable