I'm not a good meme maker, but here are some things to push in the Georgia race:

Stacy Abrams supports reparations for slavery

"Democratic Georgia candidate for governor Stacey Abrams on Monday headlined a reception, “Way to Win: 2022 Victory Party,” which discussed how Democrats can achieve their left-wing dreams.

“It’s 2022 and we are celebrating policy victories across the nation: Medicare for All and Free College, and next on the agenda is Reparations,” the document projected."

sauce:

https://americanlookout.com/far-left-donor-network-trying-to-get-slavery-reparations-into-democratic-party-platform/

https://conservativedailypost.com/soros-donor-network-wants-reparations-on-agenda-by-2022/

http://dailycaller.com/2018/04/19/democrats-reparations-2022/

Stacy Abrams also has over $200,000 in debt:

http://fortune.com/2018/04/24/stacey-abrams-debt-georgia-governor/

https://www.ajc.com/news/stacy-abrams-discusses-her-debt/2f1QHv9iR7YwQ4Ghi3IkJI/

https://www.wabe.org/stacey-abrams-concerns-tax-credit-card-student-loan-debt/

On the positive sides, something that doesn't get emphasized that we should be pushing heavily is that while he was secretary of state, Brian Kemp actually stopped an attempt to hack the Georgia elections netowrk:

https://www.cyberscoop.com/georgia-hack-dhs-brian-kemp-jeh-johnson/

https://www.georgiapol.com/2016/12/08/attempted-network-breach-sos-brian-kemp-wants-answers-us-homeland-security/

http://www.govtech.com/security/Georgia-Election-System-Reportedly-Hacked-by-US-Department-of-Homeland-Security.html

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1052710045375295488.html

https://twitter.com/LarrySchweikart/status/1052921206037311489

Republicans are leading by 43,098 votes in the early voting/absentee ballots in Florida. That's over triple the lead they had in the 2016 elections early voting which was a much slimmer 12,832 and a 7% lead on Democrat early voting. Unless the democrats manage an 8% comeback in the election day voting which is unlikely considering the state is split about 50/50, we're looking at a pretty solid win for DeSantis and Scott in Florida.

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Keep in mind this is also without some of the more conservative panhandle counties reporting their early voting yet due to the hurricane, so unless some fuckery takes place there, this should be a smashing victory.