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🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Trump-backed FL governor candidate Byron Donalds just declared Sharia Law will remain TOTALLY BLOCKED OFF in Florida LET'S GO! 🔥 "WHO in their 50s [David Jolly, D] just randomly changes their positions on EVERYTHING?! This is what happens when you have people who are wishy washy... show more
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They should put a moratorium on mosques as well.

Florida cannot fall to the Islamic invasion

No state in America should.

Rep. Byron Donalds’ political snapshot

Donalds is making his position explicit: Florida’s government will operate under U.S. and Florida law, with no implementation of Sharia law. 🇺🇸

Boom!

Why not deport all these mfers who want to bring this garbage into our country at the first place?

Jolly is a Soros backed candidate who should lose big in Florida!

They vote DEMOCRAT to bring SHARIA LAW‼️

God bless America

Florida is the Capital of MAGA Land

WE NEED TO VOTE RED IN EVERY STATE!! SAVE AMERICA!!🇺🇸

This needs to go national!!!

They are kicking 100% of muslims out of Florida and shutting down 100% of the mosques? Preventing more muslims from moving into FL? Banning halal food? bc if not this is all a load of crap

Yes!

I'm all for it. Byron has always been a perfect candidate in my book, and I bet he'll make a lot of changes I agree with as governor.

Florida has got it going on❤️🇺🇸💙

If White erasure is allowed to continue unabated, once Whites are a helpless minority, Western laws, norms and traditions will be eliminated with the stroke of a pen.

I support Byron ! 👍🇺🇸

What about Noahide then?

Context: Donalds won the Aug. 18 Republican primary with 47% of the vote to become the GOP nominee in the race to succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis. Source: Florida Trib.

Another scare technique: Under the Supremacy Clause of Article VI and the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, federal and state statutes supersede all foreign or religious legal systems, meaning religious codes cannot override civil or criminal law in American courts.
