Val Demings: You're Thirsty Rubio!

Can Val Demings flip Florida?

Vote.

Ignore the noise.

Vote to save democracy.

Vote for Val Demings for the U.S. Senate.

Florida is hard challenge but if you're determined to save democracy, vote for the Democrats.

Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) and Sen. Karen Rubio (R-FL) debate.

Demings is hoping to be first African American woman to serve as a U.S. Senator in Florida. Rubio, the first Hispanic Republican in the U.S. Senate is wishy washy. When he ran for president, he said he was resigning from the senate. When he didn't get the nomination, he decided to recend his retirement and ran for senate. He won the senate.

Rubio does work. But most of the work isn't getting on President Joe Biden's desk. He would endorse bipartisan bills only to vote against them.

The two dueled over inflation, abortion rights and immigration Tuesday night in what is expected to be their only debate before the election.

The hour-long debate, held at Palm Beach State College, was punctuated by persistent interruptions and insults, as the candidates each criticized the other's legislative record on Capitol Hill.

Demings, who faces an uphill battle in a state Washed Up 45 won in 2016 and 2020 and where recent polls indicate she is trailing Rubio, took the opportunity at one point in the debate to highlight her humble upbringing as daughter to a maid and janitor, later serving as police officer who rose in the ranks to become chief.