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Excited to finally share that our Reg CF is live after being accepted by the S.E.C. last week.
This marks the second step in our planned listing to finally give the Caribbean Diaspora and other Retail investors easy access to the Caribbean.
“We need to be able to pool our capital in a regulated and transparent way to participate in the economic growth in the Caribbean region. This fresh capital allows us to move forward with housing developments in Jamaica. The Caribbean needs more homes, and we can now help to build them”
It’s a declaration that:
📣 Caribbean companies deserve global capital
📣 Everyday investors deserve real access
📣 The future of wealth creation includes us
Blue Mahoe Capital can now sell shares to US persons - bluemahoecapital.com/press/b…
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Dems flipped 16 FL House seats and lost 1 – yielding the smallest GOP majority since the GOP won control of the chamber in 1996.
This is the most seats any party has flipped in 60+ years.
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Against all odds, Democrats have won back the Senate.
We have five words for the American people:
Relief is on the way.
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People of Florida. Y’all better hold your damn head high. We broke state legislature super majorities because we drove turnout while everyone wrote us off.
We have work to do sure, but let’s celebrate the fact we won 17 seats down ballot.
I’m an organizer. And I look forward to getting back to what I love and know best. Organizing THE HELL out of my state.
Let’s get to work!
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And a great repudiation of Musk and Ackman among others spending money on fearmongering while being against candidates who want affordable healthcare, less corruption, more transparency, some decent in high office, no more wars and women’s right to choose.
Love to see it
turns out historic tariffs, war in iran, unprecedented corruption and a new ballroom aren’t wildly popular with the american electorate.
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Elon Musk and Joe Rogan moved to Texas to escape liberal California and inadvertently turned Texas blue for the first time in 30 years 😂
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Tonight, the American people sent a clear message — they want a politics that brings people together rather than divides them, and leaders who offer concrete solutions to the challenges they face.
These results were only possible because outstanding candidates stepped forward in every region of the country — including in areas once considered long shots. They came from different backgrounds and represented a range of political perspectives, but were united by shared values, a belief in public service, and a commitment to putting the people of their districts and states first.
We also owe a debt of gratitude to the thousands of election officials and volunteers from both parties who helped ensure a smooth election and carried out one of the most essential functions of our democracy.
While this administration has another two years in office, our job now is to roll up our sleeves, make changes wherever we have the power to do so, prevent further damage, and lay the groundwork for the future.
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Only thing that could have been better to wake up to was Florida actually having sense but at least Orange County continues to do its part.
Atlanta continues to look attractive to me for a move.
American voters dealt President Trump a historic rebuke on a scale not seen since 1974, propelling Democrats into control of both houses of Congress with commanding wins in places they hadn’t carried in decades.
Read more about tonight's election results here: wapo.st/4yYJm7g
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Don't read unless you want to get extremely angry extremely fast
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Mercedes swapped a seven-time world champion for an 18-year-old.
The day before they announced it, he crashed their car.
On Sunday, he became the youngest F1 world champion ever.
Toto says it took him about five minutes to pick the replacement for Lewis Hamilton, a teenager from Bologna called Kimi Antonelli.
Mercedes hadn’t trusted a rookie with one of its cars in 70 years. People thought Toto had lost it. Even Nico Rosberg said the kid should start somewhere smaller.
His rookie year started well: A podium in Canada made him the youngest driver ever to finish on one.
But then the wheels came off with one point in five races, a rough home race at Monza and rumours Mercedes might loan him out.
Toto held his belief. “He’ll make mistakes, we know that,” he said. They wouldn’t have hired him otherwise.
Compare that with Red Bull.
That same year, they promoted Liam Lawson to race alongside Max Verstappen.
Two races later, they dropped him.
One team judged a driver on his worst moment. The other remembered what they saw in him in the first place.
A year later, Kimi’s world champion at 20. Younger than Hamilton and Vettel. Younger than anyone, ever.
Plus, the first Italian to do it since 1953.
The lesson here:
Talent rarely shows up fully formed. Your job as a founder or leader isn’t to judge someone on their worst moment. It’s to hold on to what you saw in them, and give them room to grow into it.
Toto did. And now he has a world champion.
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As someone who used to work for the @FlaDems I can confirm they the state used to be the “1% state” and GOTV was the real difference.
When you have a candidate that motivates voters to get out and vote for them or you have a competitor that motivates people to get out and vote against them you can win.
Florida is still the South but lots of NPAs are fed up.
WOW! FLORIDA!
I'm hearing on the ground here in Florida that Democrats will likely outperform expectations here tonight.
This is what 2 Republicans on the ground told me just now. They are frantic:
Don't pay attention to the raw Republican-versus-Democratic turnout numbers.
It's the Republican crossover vote and the No Party Affiliation voters who matter.
Look at these numbers from a recent Florida poll:
🔵 REPUBLICANS CROSSING OVER TO DEMOCRATS:
• 13% support Democrat David Jolly for governor.
• 12% support Democrat Angie Nixon for Senate.
🔴 DEMOCRATS CROSSING OVER TO REPUBLICANS:
• Just 3% support Republican Byron Donalds for governor.
• Just 4% support Republican Ashley Moody for Senate.
That's roughly THREE TO FOUR TIMES as much Republican crossover support, measured as a percentage of each party's registered voters.
Now look at the voters who could make an enormous difference: No Party Affiliation (NPA) voters.
In the 2024 presidential election, Florida's self-identified independent voters broke approximately:
🔴 Trump: 53%
🔵 Harris: 45%
An 8-point Republican advantage.
But in the latest RedBox Research polling for 2026, registered NPA voters are breaking:
GOVERNOR:
🔵 David Jolly: 55%
🔴 Byron Donalds: 30%
U.S. SENATE:
🔵 Angie Nixon: 54%
🔴 Ashley Moody: 29%
That's a 25-point Democratic advantage among NPA voters in BOTH races in this poll, or a 33% swing!
When you see Republicans leading Democrats in raw turnout, you're seeing how many people registered with each party have voted.
You are NOT seeing whom they voted for.
A registered Republican voting for David Jolly still shows up as a Republican in the turnout numbers.
An NPA voter supporting Angie Nixon doesn't show up as a Democratic voter in those same numbers.
And a Democratic candidate can outperform their party's registration numbers without a corresponding increase in registered Democratic turnout.
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