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(The Center Square) – What s in a name? Apparently millions in fundraising dollars generated by sustained engagement, even in a lost cause. Few Florida Republicans are acknowledging President-elect Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump in the Nov. 3 election, but some are, however, publicly recognizing he will be sworn into office Jan. 20. Gov. Ron DeSantis declined to call Biden the President-elect during a Cabinet meeting Tuesday shortly after U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell took to the Senate floor to “congratulate President-elect Joe Biden” for his victory. DeSantis said recognizing Biden as the next president is “not for me to do, but here’s what I would say: Obviously we did our thing in Florida, the Electoral College voted, (and) what’s going happen is going to happen. But I can tell you, I think a lot of the frustration for folks who supported the president is, we were four years with people not accepting him.’’

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