John Morgan says he will not run for governor of Florida as a Democrat
Orlando attorney, businessman, and medical marijuana advocate John Morgan announced today that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the governor of Florida.
Morgan, who has yet to even announce if he'll run for governor at all, took to Twitter Friday morning to announce his decision. "Spent all of Thanksgiving with my whole family, said Morgan in his initial post. "While its amazing to be leading the polls for Governor without being a candidate I cant muster the enthusiasm to run for the nomination."
In a follow-up post Morgan said he will register as an Independent voter, and if he chooses to run for office it will be as an Independent. "And I cant muster enthusiasm for any of todays politicians. They are all the same. Both parties. I plan to register as an Independent and when I vote, vote for the lesser of two evils. And if I ever ran, run as an Independent. #ForThePeople.
John Morgan
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@JohnMorganESQ
Spent all of Thanksgiving with my whole family. While its amazing to be leading the polls for Governor without being a candidate I cant muster the enthusiasm to run for the nomination
John Morgan
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@JohnMorganESQ
And I cant muster enthusiasm for any of todays politicians. They are all the same. Both parties. I plan to register as an Independent and when I vote, vote for the lesser of two evils. And if I ever ran, run as an Independent. #ForThePeople
8:57 AM - Nov 24, 2017
With Morgan out, the Democratic field is still pretty crowded with Winter Park businessman Chris King, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, former U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham, and Miami Beach Mayor Phil Levine all gunning for the nomination.
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