Marshall Rawson Wins Florida House Seat

The 2026 midterm election results were mixed.

On the one hand, I have never in my life been more alienated from the Republican Party, which suffered a historic defeat here in the Deep South. No one in my family voted in the midterms. Tommy Tuberville only won the Alabama governor’s race by 3 points. Rhett Marques lost his congressional bid. Alabama had one of the biggest swings in the country even though Republicans survived here.

On the other hand, our friend Marshall Rawson was successful in his bid to win a seat in the Florida House of Representatives. Before Trump launched Operation Midnight Hammer in June 2025, I had given a big speech at our conference in which I defended engaging in practical politics at the state and local level and celebrated how our views were becoming increasingly mainstream on the Right. We watched our own plans come to fruition while Trump and MAGA were rejected by voters last week.

As we head into 2027, I am not blackpilled on politics or even participating in Republican politics. The truth is complicated. Millions of Republican and Independent voters, especially those under the age of 45, sat out the election in disgust or were angry enough to vote for Democrats for the same reasons that I stayed home. Half of Republican voters are sick and tired of Israel. Trump is on the way out the door. The MAGA cult of personality is over. BoomerCons are losing power. The future of the party is up for grabs.

A more hopeful way to look at the midterms is to say it was like the end of the age of the dinosaurs in the Sunbelt. Republican politicians like Cindy Hyde-Smith, Tommy Tuberville, Byron Donalds, Lindsey Graham and Marsha Blackburn aren’t just going to coast to victory anymore here. We’ve just lived through a catastrophe which might prove to be in the long run exactly what we needed to reenter politics.

10 Comments

  1. Congratulations, Marshall. I’m proud of you. Follow Jesse Helms’ example: stay home with your wife. Don’t go to parties. Also, don’t go to the State House as a Southerner and come back an American.

    I was with you at many street protests. I am so happy for you.

  2. Did your plans coming to fruition include losing your 2nd Amendment Rights? Well done, you owned Israel, maybe.

    I mean maybe the Democrats won’t do anything about your obsession. Instead, that Jew owned party which you handed power too will just pressure Israelis to vote more Leftist but otherwise do nothing about it. So, all you get is assaults on your 2nd Amendment Rights. And oh, war with Russia.

    Well done. I guess.

  3. Florida is full of older people, enough of the young ones are just plain bad they will no longer vote as a bloc in these southern states against the communists. I am encountering more and more scummy young white girls that for some reason put on the lowest class black dialect when interacting with them…as if they think the brothers will respect them for this? Bizarre as they did not grow up speaking this dialect at home. 30 years ago only the scummiest druggie white girls ran with blacks, now it is becoming way more common. What integration in the schools was intended to do, add this to 100 million + Fake Americans from the 3rd world and you get the communists winning. Oh, and autists on the right podcast sphere hate Israel above all else as their hobbyhorse and are willing to sell out to the communists because of it…as if the Islamic World hasn’t been the worst enemy of Western Civilization for the last 1400 years or something? Retarded utopian ideas of the despotisms of Russia, China, and the Islamic World catered to by foreign propaganda online. As foolish as all those commies in Oppenheimer who idealized Russia.

  4. Fine was busy wiping out the entire buffet in one setting while crying about auntie semitism.
    The KIA count of collapsing building in the glorious peoples republic of NYC is up to 8.
    All that winning. FLA is on the new cope list with Miller and the pope?
    When you are standing on the beach there is nowhere left to run.

  5. ‘As we head into 2027, I am not blackpilled on politics or even participating in Republican politics.’

    There is talk of Ron Paul and Libertarianism rising phoenix like from the ashes.

    I like the anti-war stuff but the economic austerity that Libertarians would want to plunge the nation into is not palatable to me at the moment. So like Boomers get Medicare and Social Security but when my turn comes to retire I am basically supposed to get jack squat because Bush & Orange Bush (aka Trump) ran up the debt to 40 Trillion. Nah not interested in Libertarianism 2.0 then.

    Maybe the Obamacons will make a come back?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_and_conservative_support_for_Barack_Obama_in_2008

    • I’m not endorsing it.

      I just see Massie and libertarians harnessing the anti-establishment, populist energy on the Right. It has been going on for about a year now and sees to be building toward a third party spoiler campaign in ’28.

  6. I received an update on the McMichaels today (11-10-2026):

    Ed Martin formerly the pardon attorney In President Trump’s Department of Justice has recently started a law firm specializing in legal representation to those who are affected by the politicalization of the federal justice system.

    I believe I have a strong case that my father, my neighbor, Roddy Bryant, and I are victims of Biden’s weaponization Of the Department of justice, Particularly the civil rights division, in regards to seeking hate crime charges, and convictions by all means necessary, including the use of a Ford truck for the illegal use of interstate commerce, being that the truck in question was built in Missouri and bought in Georgia, and private conversations and inappropriate jokes that took place years before the day of the incident, and having nothing to do with what transpired that day, were used by the prosecution to elevate charges to a hate crime. If I had been driving a Kia, some models of which are manufactured in Georgia, on the day I encountered Mr. Arbery, the DOJ could not have charged us with using interstate commerce during the commission of a crime. That charge was used to add the charge of interference of rights, which allowed for the mitigating factor of racial animus under USC 245. B. 2 B. This should concern every American because the vague and borderless interpretation of federal statute puts everyone at risk of prosecution if an overzealous prosecutor believes that you stepped out of line.

    The interstate commerce clause 18, USC 1201. A. One states,, “Whoever unlawfully kidnaps any person or when the offender uses the mail or any means, facility, or instrumentality of interstate or foreign commerce in committing or in furtherance of the commission of the offense…” This law is generally applied when someone mail threats to politicians, use as a telephone to conspire to commit crimes, and pertain to Vehicles, drive across state lines during a crime like smuggling drugs from Florida to Georgia, or kidnapping someone and driving across state lines.

    The DOJ used this law by claiming my Ford truck was an instrument of interstate commerce because it was manufactured at a Ford plant in Missouri and transported across state lines to a dealership in Georgia where I purchased it. Now, because the government stretched this law to fit a crime, they could now say that it qualifies the truck as an Instrument of interstate commerce, even though it was not used as such during the incident. Violation of the statute now allows the prosecution of interfering with rights 18 USC 245. B.2. B, which states it is unlawful for anyone to Willfully injure, Intimidate, or interfere with any person because of their race, Color, religion, or national origin while using a public facility. The case was built and tried that I used a Ford truck to block an attempt to kidnapped Mr. Arbery while he was using a public road because he was black.

    I am asking for help and shining a light on this overreach of injustice by reaching out to Ed Martin. He has several projects helping victims of government weaponization. He has contact information where citizens can either email or call an automated number to leave a brief suggestion on what cases he should look into and why.

    If you feel compelled, please reach out and recommend that Mr. Martin look into my federal case for the reasons that I have mentioned. Contact information for Ed Martin is emartin@eaglelaw.us. Or you can call 202-934-3916. Please review his website at https://eagle-law-office-preview.surge.sh.

    He also has a second new legal project called the Mercy Project. The introduction states that if you are a survivor of Weaponized government, you deserve more than legal justice. You deserve mercy.

    Ed Martin has three ways of fighting. He has a consulting group that fights in the court of public opinion; he helps with the media. He has the Eagle Law Office, the toughest and smartest lawyers you can find to help. Then, the Mercy Project is for the forgotten women and men who have been left on the sidelines by weaponized government—from January 6 defendants to pro-lifers praying the rosary in front of abortion clinics to doctors, sheriffs, and cops who are targeted by their own government, I feel that my family and I fall into this category.

    The Mercy Project website is https://the-mercy-project-preview.surge.sh.

    Thank you again for your support and prayers. My family and I are very grateful.

    Sincerely,
    Travis McMichael

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