Rep. Carlos Giménez, R-Fla., explained why Florida Republicans found incredible success in the midterm elections and previewed 2024 on “Sunday Night in America.”
"Our party knows how to run elections in state of Florida. We have a certain way to run elections in Florida. We do it right. We were not totally outperformed by the early ballots with mail-in ballots. We killed the Democrats on early votes and we killed them also in day of, but we’re also close in absentee. When you put all those factors together, and we have a good organization there. That is why really, we clean their clock here in Florida," Giménez said.
"If you’re talking immigration, we want legal immigration. We like immigration, but we don’t like illegal immigration. We certainly don’t like what’s going on in the border right now, the chaos that’s going there. One of the messages that I had, part of my campaign was we need to fix the chaos at the southern border. We need to fix inflation. We need to do something about high gas prices.
"What we have to do as Republicans is come together. The adversary is not us. The adversary is Joe Biden and his administration. The adversaries are the Democrats and their crazy policies. That’s who we should be focused in on, not each other," he continued.
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