A 30-year-old political newcomer, who acknowledges that he’s skipped voting in past Republican primaries, entered the GOP primary for governor Monday by comparing the President Donald Trump-endorsed candidate Byron Donalds, who is Black, to a “slave.”

James Fishback met with reporters shortly after filing his paperwork and tore into Donalds, a U.S. representative from Naples, as someone beholden to corporate interests, including those in the tech sector.

He called Donalds — who could become Florida’s first Black governor — a “slave” and spotlighted his arrests when he was a college student more than 20 years ago.

“Bryon Donalds is a slave. He is a slave to his donors. He is a slave to the corporate interests, to the tech bros that want to run our state into, in his own words, a fina

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