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Updated · Florida Phoenix · Aug 21
Moody Blasts Media After Nixon's 12-Point Florida Primary Upset
Updated
Updated · Florida Phoenix · Aug 21

Moody Blasts Media After Nixon's 12-Point Florida Primary Upset

3 articles · Updated · Florida Phoenix · Aug 21

Summary

  • Ashley Moody said Angie Nixon’s 12-point Democratic Senate primary win over Alex Vindman looked shocking only because media outlets treated him as the presumed nominee and failed to scrutinize Nixon.
  • Vindman raised $16 million to Nixon’s less than $1 million, skipped requests for a debate and still had more than $6 million left on primary day, while no credible public polling measured the race.
  • Moody is already casting Nixon as a vulnerable general-election opponent, tying her to the Democratic Socialists of America after more than 705,000 voters backed her in the primary.
  • Nixon joined DSA in June but said this week she does not support some of its positions; Moody and other Republicans plan to use that affiliation to brand her as too far left in the two-month campaign ahead.

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