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Florida Governor Candidate Says Waffle House Banned Campaign
James Fishback's campaign was banned from Waffle House locations statewide without explanation as he launches a free pop-up to continue voter outreach, Fishback said.
- On Wednesday, Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback said Waffle House Corporate revoked permission and 'criminally trespassed' his campaign from all Florida locations.
- Amid those controversies, Waffle House Corporate has remained publicly silent while Fishback's campaign faced repeated racist attacks that critics said hampered fundraising.
- Posting on social media, Fishback said Waffle House Corporate gave explicit permission about 3 weeks ago but revoked it this morning, and he posted photos of large crowds and a statement.
- Launching the 'Fishback Waffle Home' pop-up, Fishback said his campaign will continue voter outreach in select cities after the ban.
- Ahead of August 18, a Feb. 24 PORL poll shows 28% support for Byron Donalds, 24% for Casey DeSantis, and 4% for Fishback, indicating he trails the frontrunners.
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James Fishback, Florida's aspiring governor, announced that Waffle House refused to allow him to promote his campaign in its branches
Florida governor candidate says Waffle House banned campaign
Florida governor candidate James Fishback on Wednesday said his campaign was banned from Waffle House restaurants across the Sunshine State. Fishback planned to visit every Waffle House in the state to connect with voters over “hot coffee and warm waffles.” “In January, I announced on The Tucker Carlson Show that I would visit every Waffle...
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