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Two political signs stand in front of John Davis’ house. “Get online now, ISIS Hunting Permits” reads one. Davis donated money to Trump’s campaign and voted for the Republican candidate, and he thinks people should know who Hillary really is. “(The newspapers) make up stories,” he said.
John Davis, 67, is moved to tears while he explains his concern about upcoming results of the 2016 presidential election. “There are nicer guys,” he said. Davis said he would have preferred better candidates, like Ben Carson or Paul Ryan. However, he said he would rather vote for Trump — who he considers honest — than for the Clintons, “nasty and dirty as they are.”
John Davis, 67, walks through the part of his house built 9 years ago on Main Street. “I could be President,” he said. Davis think todays presidents don’t have the skills they used to have. “John Adams was a teacher,” he added, giving examples such as Ronald Reagan, who was an actor, or Woodrow Wilson, who was also a teacher.
A signs that reads “Obama Rejects Biomass as Carbon Neutral,” stands in John Davis’ backyard on Main Street.
After his team was decimated by injuries, and after his starting quarterback threw two interceptions, Jim McElwain stated the obvious.
It was supposed to be a statement game.
Nobody knows exactly what happened.
Jarrad Davis (center) makes a tackle during Florida's 24-10 win over Georgia on Oct. 29, 2016, in Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE — Jarrad Davis cried out in pain as the stadium went quiet.
Jarrad Davis (center) makes a tackle during Florida's 24-10 win over Georgia on Oct. 29, 2016, in Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE— Davis Dominates: If there’s one thing you should’ve taken away from Florida’s 24-10 win over Georgia, it’s that Jarrad Davis may not be human.
Jarrad Davis (center) makes a tackle during Florida's 24-10 win over Georgia on Oct. 29, 2016, in Jacksonville.
Jarrad Davis (center) makes a tackle during Florida's 24-10 win over Georgia on Oct. 29, 2016, in Jacksonville.
Jabari Zuniga traipsed beside the O’Connell Center after practice Tuesday.
Jalen Tabor. Alex Anzalone. Marcus Maye. Jordan Scarlett. Halfway through the season, each has proven they can contribute to the No. 14-ranked Florida football team.
The Florida football team heads into its bye week with a 5-1 record and a comfortable resting spot atop the Southeastern Conference East Division.
Jalen Tabor eyed Drew Lock and made his move.
The Hippodrome State Theatre will debut an adaptation of the novel-turned-cult-classic-film “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?” as its latest show.
Alex Anzalone (34) and CeCe Jefferson (96) motion to the crowd during Florida's 13-6 win over Vanderbilt on Oct. 1 in Nashville. "He doesn't hold anything back," linebacker Jarrad Davis said of Anzalone. "He lets everything go, and that's what we want from our teammates."
Alex Anzalone stands at the 46-yard line during Florida’s season opener against Massachusetts, the first live game he’s played in almost a year.
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