Well, well, well. Would you look at the mess @ByronDonalds has made of his own gubernatorial campaign. Early polling had Byron positioned as the clear frontrunner with what looked like an easy path to the Governor’s Mansion. Tens of millions of dollars have been spent putting Byron in front of Floridians. And then Floridians started paying attention. They heard his message. They examined his record. They learned more about his wife and the charter-school business. And the more Floridians learned about Byron Donalds, the less they liked what they saw. Then the polls started ticking down. And down. And down. David Jolly agreed to two debates. Byron refused. Instead, he ran to friendly media outlets trying to dictate new terms, including debates without a live audience. Now David is telling him exactly what he needs to hear: It is not David Jolly’s responsibility to rescue Byron Donalds from the campaign Byron Donalds created. Remember, Byron refused to debate his own Republican primary opponents when he thought he was comfortably ahead. Now that he wants the stage, suddenly debates are essential? Nope. You made the rules, Byron. Now you get to live by them. You had the money. You had the name recognition. You had the Trump endorsement. You had the supposed advantage. And somehow, the more Florida got to know you, the closer this race became. That is not David Jolly’s problem. On to November.