Trump weighs in on House special election races in Florida as GOP fights to keep majority

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : Praising Patronis, Trump said, "Jimmy's done an outstanding job as the chief financial officer of the state of Florida, helping to guide your state to tremendous economic success.
68% : "And it will be one of the most profound honors of my life to be one of your foot soldiers as you make America great again.
60% : " Trump praised Fine's early endorsement of him during the 2024 election cycle, adding, "that's why Randy will always have a very open door to the Oval Office.
60% : During the earlier telephone rally supporting the Republican candidate in the 1st Congressional District, Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis, Trump praised Patronis' work in Florida and framed the special election as important for his own agenda.
53% : Fine, at the start of the telephone rally for him, emphatically praised Trump and said he would serve in Congress as one of the president's strongest allies.
49% : The tele-rallies also came amid broader concerns among Republicans about maintaining their razor-thin majority in the U.S. House, and on the same day that Trump asked Rep. Elise Stefanik to withdraw her nomination to be United Nations ambassador, citing "a very tight Majority" in the U.S. House.
37% : So go vote for Randy," Trump said later.
26% : I believe that God saved your life in Butler, Pennsylvania, so that you could save the world," Fine said, referencing the July assassination attempt Trump survived.
26% : " Patronis, speaking after Trump, told listeners, "Look, if you're not fired up to hearing the president right now, then you need to get your pulse checked with President Trump and the White House.
21% : So it's going to be the fool for the Democrat candidate, who happens to be terrible," Trump said of Patronis' Democratic opponent Gay Valimont, a gun violence prevention activist.

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