Florida Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Val Demings did not say Tuesday during a debate whether she would accept the results of the 2022 election between herself and GOP Sen. Marco Rubio.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich reveals who Val Demings truly is and predicts the outcomes of midterm elections in Florida on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
"Let me start here if I may. My mother the maid and a janitor worked long hard days, but I can never remember a time when they," she said."If their own car wasn't working, they'd pay somebody a couple of dollars to take them to the polls. Why on earth would we try to stop them from voting? They were able to vote because of our democracy, the wonderful system of government that we have.
"We have to do everything in our power to uphold the constitution, protect the rule of law, and protect our democracy, and protect each person's – Republicans', Democrats', and independents' – right to vote. That's what I did as a police officer and a police chief. I took an oath that I would protect and serve, defend the constitution, not just for people who looked like me or the richest of the rich, but for all people," she concluded.
Rubio defended election laws in Florida, saying they are"rules that allow people to have confidence that their vote counted and their vote mattered."Asked the same question, Rubio said he would"absolutely" support the outcome of the election because of Florida's"great" election laws.
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