Andrew Gillum and how to win Florida

Campaign HQ with David Plouffe

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🗓️ 13 March 2020

⏱️ 67 minutes

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As the campaign begins to shift toward the general election, David checks in with Andrew Gillum, the Chair of Forward Florida Action, on his efforts to help get Democrats elected up and down the ballot, the ins and outs of Crisis Management 101, and a call to action to sure Trump does not win Florida. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey,
0:05.0	everybody welcome to Campaign HQ.
0:08.0	Hey everybody, welcome to Campaign HQ.
0:10.0	Well, there could not be more going on in the world. I'll start with the primary race, although I think most of our attention or thoughts are with the increasing severity of the coronavirus. But first of all we had another
0:24.1	set of primaries on Tuesday, you know another very good night for Joe Biden,
0:30.2	building on a Super Tuesday wins, expanded his delegate lead pretty significantly.
0:38.0	And you know, Bernie Sanders spoke about his campaign, and I think clearly wants to do the debate with Biden on Sunday.
0:44.6	I'll come back to that in a minute and probably face the voters at least one more
0:48.5	Tuesday.
0:49.5	But, you know, there was not somebody who gave the sense that they were going to go to the mattresses
0:53.1	who understood the reality of the delegate math I think Bernie Sanders and his campaign
0:57.4	deserve credit because they've been pretty clear all along that once it clear
1:00.4	someone is going to be the plurality delegate leader, that person's
1:03.7	going to be our nominee. So and Biden is likely to add to his delegate lead in a
1:07.8	pretty significant way next Tuesday where we have Florida, Illinois, Ohio, and Arizona.
1:14.0	You know, Arizona might be quite competitive.
1:16.2	I'd be surprised if Ohio and Illinois
1:18.2	don't fall similar to what we saw in Michigan.
1:20.5	And then Florida could be a, you know, 75, know 75 25 80 20 kind of situation and
1:24.8	just given its size a massive amount of delegates. A lot of people focused on
1:29.6	the debate which was just announced today it's it's no longer going to happen in
1:32.4	Arizona may happen in Washington,
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