Florida Senate 2026: the ads, and who's paying for them

I've got Maxwell Frost and David Hogg from Leaders We Deserve here with me today, because they know what I know: to flip the Senate blue, it's gonna take all of us. I was outraised 16 to 1 in my primary and Florida Democratic voters picked me anyway. Now I'm running against Ashley Moody – a woman who has never won a single vote for this seat. Ron DeSantis handed it to her, and she's spent every day since doing exactly what he tells her to. Meanwhile, people here are getting crushed. Insurance, groceries, childcare, rent. Every month it's more, and nobody in Washington seems to notice. I don't take corporate PAC money and I never have. There's no billionaire coming to fund this campaign – just a bunch of people who care about building a better Florida. Chip in whatever you can today to join this movement!

Name Calling: Describing Moody as doing 'exactly what he tells her to' implies she is a puppet or lackey with no independent judgment, functioning as a derogatory label rather than a substantive critique — for example: puppet

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We will keep fighting to protect Florida families, make our communities safer, and ensure the Free State of Florida remains exactly that. Join Team Moody at AshleyMoody.com

Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive phrases like 'protect Florida families' and 'make our communities safer' sound noble but carry no specific policy meaning — for example: 'protect Florida families'

Loaded Language: The phrase 'Free State of Florida' is an emotionally charged political branding term designed to trigger a positive reaction and signal ideological identity rather than convey factual information — for example: 'Free State of Florida'

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Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida. Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida. Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida.

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Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida. Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida. Washington should set fair rules, not guarantee profits for favored corporations. Federal sugar policy forces families and local businesses to pay $3.5 billion more every year. That is money coming out of household and small-business budgets right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support cutting federal price supports in Florida.

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Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida. Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida. Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida.

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Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida. Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida. Sugar producers get up to $2.7 billion in added benefits while families pay billions extra at checkout. That’s corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill, and families are paying for it right now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida.

Card Stacking: The sentence presents a specific dollar figure for producer benefits alongside a vague 'billions extra' for families, framing the issue one-sidedly without context about the sugar program's broader economic effects — for example: omitting any counterarguments about domestic production or jobs

Loaded Language: The phrase 'corporate welfare' is an emotionally charged term designed to trigger resentment rather than convey neutral facts about subsidy policy — for example: 'corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill'

False Urgency: The phrase 'right now' creates artificial immediacy to provoke an emotional reaction rather than encourage deliberate consideration — for example: 'families are paying for it right now'

Appeal to Fear: The sentence implies a hidden financial threat to ordinary families embedded in everyday purchases, designed to provoke anxiety — for example: 'hidden in your grocery bill'

Name Calling: Labeling Angie Nixon as 'Democrat' in this context functions as a derogatory political tag to prime the audience negatively before the question is even posed — for example: 'Ask Democrat Angie Nixon'

Black-and-White Fallacy: The sentence implies Nixon either supports cost-lowering reform or does not, presenting no middle ground or nuance about the complexity of sugar policy — for example: 'if they support reform that lowers costs in Florida'

Conspiracy Appeal: The word 'hidden' implies a deliberate concealment of costs from ordinary families, suggesting a covert arrangement — for example: 'corporate welfare hidden in your grocery bill'

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A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida. A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida. A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida.

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Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida. Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida. Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida.

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The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida. The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida. The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida.

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The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida. The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida. The federal sugar program protects sugar industry profits while the Everglades pays the price. Sugarcane pollution is still harming Florida's most iconic ecosystem, yet Washington keeps the same protections in place. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reform in Florida.

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A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida. A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida. A healthier America needs a food system that supports healthier choices. But federal sugar policy helps the sugar industry make more while families pay more. Ask Democrat Angie Nixon today if they support reforming the sugar program in Florida.

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Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida. Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida. Grocery bills are high enough without government policy making them worse. Federal sugar policies cost consumers up to $3.5 billion per year while boosting industry profits. Families are paying that cost now. Ask Republican Ashley Moody today if they support reform in Florida.

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A grand jury just found that $10 million in taxpayer money intended for children’s healthcare was diverted to fund partisan political ads aimed at defeating a citizen-led ballot initiative. Let's be clear: our corrupt, unelected U.S. Senator and Attorney General stole $10 million meant for sick kids, and then pocketed it into their political bank accounts. Under James Uthmeier and Ashley Moody's leadership, corruption has run rampant in Tallahassee. We can crush it this November. Floridians deserve more than answers. They deserve accountability. José Javier Rodríguez is running to unseat Uthmeier as Attorney General. As AG, JJR will refocus the office on fighting crime, costs, and corruption. Donate today to help us elect José Javier Rodríguez as the next Attorney General of Florida, crush corruption, and make sure taxpayer dollars serve Floridians, not political schemes.

Loaded Language: Emotionally charged words are used to trigger outrage rather than convey verified facts — for example: corrupt, stole, sick kids, pocketed

Name Calling: Derogatory labels are applied to discredit the officials without addressing any specific argument or providing verified evidence — for example: corrupt, unelected

Appeal to Prejudice: The phrase 'our' invokes in-group identity to frame the officials as betrayers of the community, exploiting group loyalty — for example: our corrupt, unelected

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: The claim that officials 'stole $10 million meant for sick kids' is presented as established fact without evidence, constituting an extreme unverified assertion — for example: stole $10 million meant for sick kids

False Urgency: The phrase 'this November' creates an artificial deadline implying that action must be taken immediately or the opportunity will be lost — for example: 'We can crush it this November'

Black-and-White Fallacy: The sentence frames the choice as binary: taxpayer dollars either serve Floridians or serve political schemes, leaving no middle ground — for example: 'taxpayer dollars serve Floridians, not political schemes'

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I am honored to be endorsed by United States Senator Ashley Moody. She is a champion for our Constitution, our values, and the rule of law. We share a commitment to support our law enforcement, protect our seniors, and ensure our families have the opportunity to enjoy a great quality of life. I am grateful for her support and look forward to standing alongside her to build a stronger future for our families and our communities. #electanamaria #miamidade #monroecounty

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!!️Did you see this bombshell report? Florida Republicans stole $10 million meant for sick kids and spent it on their own political agenda. A grand jury just confirmed it: $10 million in taxpayer money, meant for a children's health care nonprofit, was secretly funneled into partisan political ads to kill a citizen-led ballot measure. Senator Ashley Moody. Attorney General James Uthmeier. Two of the most powerful Republicans in Florida, both implicated, both clinging to power, and both betting you'll forget by November. We won't let them get away with it. The only way to shut this down for good is to beat them both: flip the Senate seat, flip the AG's office, and put people in power who put the needs of Floridians above their political games and special interests. Chip in now. This is how we hold them accountable.

Loaded Language: The word 'stole' is a highly charged accusation implying criminal theft rather than a policy dispute or budget reallocation, and 'sick kids' is emotionally manipulative framing designed to maximize outrage — for example: 'stole $10 million meant for sick kids'

Name Calling: 'Florida Republicans' is used as a derogatory collective label to assign criminal behavior to an entire political group rather than specific individuals or a specific decision — for example: 'Florida Republicans stole'

Appeal to Fear: The framing of sick children being robbed of funds creates emotional anxiety and moral alarm designed to provoke a strong reaction rather than inform — for example: '$10 million meant for sick kids'

Black-and-White Fallacy: Presents flipping two specific offices as 'the only way' to resolve the situation, eliminating any other possible solutions or approaches — for example: 'The only way to shut this down for good'

Glittering Generalities: Uses vague, emotionally positive framing about putting 'the needs of Floridians' first without specifying what those needs are or how they would be met — for example: 'put the needs of Floridians above their political games'

Repetition: The word 'flip' is repeated twice in quick succession to create rhetorical momentum and urgency — for example: 'flip the Senate seat, flip the AG's office'

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I am honored to be endorsed by United States Senator Ashley Moody. She is a champion for our Constitution, our values, and the rule of law. We share a commitment to support our law enforcement, protect our seniors, and ensure our families have the opportunity to enjoy a great quality of life. I am grateful for her support and look forward to standing alongside her to build a stronger future for our families and our communities.

Slogans: Catchy phrase used to compress a complex position into an emotionally loaded shorthand.

Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive terms are used to describe the senator without any specific policy substance — for example: 'our Constitution, our values, and the rule of law'

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🎙️ "When they go low, we get loud." Those powerful words from Florida State Representative and U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon perfectly set the stage for the newest episode of Tampa’s favorite grassroots podcast, Reclaiming My Mind—and it is officially live! For our special "Get to Know Your Candidate" series, we sat down for an incredible, unfiltered conversation with Angie right after she made national headlines for bringing her famous hot-pink bullhorn onto the House floor to fight against the illegal, gerrymandered voting maps. What makes this episode so unique is exactly when it was recorded. We caught up with Angie right after her fearless bullhorn protest, but just before the state government’s heavy-handed retaliation. Since we wrapped recording, the establishment has moved fast—she was formally reprimanded by the House ethics committee and, just days later, arrested during a peaceful sit-in protest right inside Governor DeSantis’s office. Listening to this episode gives you a front-row seat to the raw, unyielding determination of a leader in the thick of the battle. You’ll hear the exact mindset, bravery, and foundational commitment to justice that prepared her to face arrest and reprimand without backing down an inch. Listen to this episode here: https://reclaimingmymind.org/angie-nixon/ To learn more about Representative Angie Nixon, support her movement and to donate, please visit her website here: AngieNixon.com Representative Nixon stands for the following: A Platform That Works for ALL Americans Angie isn't just taking on the establishment in Tallahassee; she is running to bring that exact same grassroots fire to Washington. In this interview, she lays out her powerful platform and her deep dedication to working-class families. We dive into: The Affordability Crisis: Real, urgent solutions for the skyrocketing costs of housing, insurance, groceries, and everyday living that are crushing Florida families. A People-First Economy: Her vision for building a country that actually works for all Americans, not just corporate interests and the wealthy few. Don't forget to like, subscribe, share this episode, and leave us a review to help keep our grassroots community growing! https://reclaimingmymind.org/

Loaded Language: Emotionally charged words are used to elevate the subject and provoke admiration rather than convey neutral facts — for example: raw, unyielding determination, in the thick of the battle and without backing down an inch.

Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive terms like 'bravery' and 'commitment to justice' are used as rhetorical flourish to frame the subject heroically without substantive detail — for example: 'foundational commitment to justice'

Appeal to Prejudice: The framing creates an in-group ('all Americans') versus an out-group ('corporate interests and the wealthy few'), exploiting class identity to generate us-vs-them sentiment — for example: 'not just corporate interests and the wealthy few'

Black-and-White Fallacy: The sentence implies only two sides exist: ordinary Americans versus corporate interests and the wealthy, leaving no room for nuance or middle ground — for example: 'all Americans, not just corporate interests and the wealthy few'

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My opponent, Ashley Moody stole $10 million from poor and sick kids. That’s not my opinion. That’s what a state grand jury found. The money came from a Medicaid settlement over a company overbilling a program that provides health insurance to poor children. Instead of going back to Florida taxpayers, $10 million was diverted to Hope Florida and ultimately millions flowed into political committees and the Republican Party of Florida. And the grand jury found that Ashley Moody knew about the plan and authorized her deputy to sign the settlement. I’m running to defeat Ashley Moody because Floridians deserve a Senator who fights for working families not another rubber stamp for Ron DeSantis and his corrupt political machine. DeSantis appointed Moody to this Senate seat because he knows she’ll stand with him. I’m running to make sure this seat belongs to the people of Florida instead. We can beat her, but we need the resources to expose this corruption across Florida and build the movement to flip this seat blue. Chip in today to help us defeat Ashley Moody and take back the Senate. My opponent, Ashley Moody stole $10 million from poor and sick kids. That’s not my opinion. That’s what a state grand jury found. The money came from a Medicaid settlement over a company overbilling a program that provides health insurance to poor children. Instead of going back to Florida taxpayers, $10 million was diverted to Hope Florida and ultimately millions flowed into political committees and the Republican Party of Florida. And the grand jury found that Ashley Moody knew about the plan and authorized her deputy to sign the settlement. I’m running to defeat Ashley Moody because Floridians deserve a Senator who fights for working families not another rubber stamp for Ron DeSantis and his corrupt political machine. DeSantis appointed Moody to this Senate seat because he knows she’ll stand with him. I’m running to make sure this seat belongs to the people of Florida instead. We can beat her, but we need the resources to expose this corruption across Florida and build the movement to flip this seat blue. Chip in today to help us defeat Ashley Moody and take back the Senate. My opponent, Ashley Moody stole $10 million from poor and sick kids. That’s not my opinion. That’s what a state grand jury found. The money came from a Medicaid settlement over a company overbilling a program that provides health insurance to poor children. Instead of going back to Florida taxpayers, $10 million was diverted to Hope Florida and ultimately millions flowed into political committees and the Republican Party of Florida. And the grand jury found that Ashley Moody knew about the plan and authorized her deputy to sign the settlement. I’m running to defeat Ashley Moody because Floridians deserve a Senator who fights for working families not another rubber stamp for Ron DeSantis and his corrupt political machine. DeSantis appointed Moody to this Senate seat because he knows she’ll stand with him. I’m running to make sure this seat belongs to the people of Florida instead. We can beat her, but we need the resources to expose this corruption across Florida and build the movement to flip this seat blue. Chip in today to help us defeat Ashley Moody and take back the Senate.

Loaded Language: The sentence uses emotionally charged words designed to trigger outrage and moral condemnation rather than convey verified facts — for example: 'stole', 'poor and sick kids'

Appeal to Prejudice: The framing exploits in-group sympathy by invoking vulnerable children as victims to bias the audience against the named opponent — for example: 'poor and sick kids'

Name Calling: The sentence labels the opponent as a thief through an unverified accusation intended to discredit her rather than engage with her policy positions — for example: 'Ashley Moody stole'

Glittering Generalities: 'Fights for working families' is a vague, emotionally positive phrase that sounds noble but carries no specific policy meaning — for example: fights for working families

False Urgency: The framing implies an immediate need for resources to act, creating artificial pressure to donate or contribute before an implied deadline — for example: 'we need the resources'

Bandwagon Appeal: The phrase 'build the movement' implies joining a growing collective effort, pressuring the audience to participate through crowd momentum — for example: 'build the movement to flip this seat blue'

Appeal to Fear: The framing invokes the vulnerability of children and the sick to provoke an emotional fear response about the opponent's character and intentions — for example: 'poor and sick kids'

Black-and-White Fallacy: The sentence implies only two options exist: a senator who fights for working families or a rubber stamp for DeSantis, ignoring any other possibilities — for example: not another rubber stamp

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Good afternoon at the Fraternal Order of Police Jacksonville, FL Lodge 5-30 with Sen. Ashley Moody and Rep. Aaron Bean on the LEO K9 Protection Act. Our police dogs and horses run toward the same danger our officers do. They have earned real protection under the law. Grateful to our FOP members for what they do.

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My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now.

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MAGA tried scaring me. They arrested me. I face 2 yrs jail. It didn’t matter. I just WON the Democratic nomination for US Sen. in FL. My name is Angie Nixon, and I am proud to officially be the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida. We did it. We were outraised 13-1 and we won this primary without taking a dime of corporate PAC money. No corporate checks. No billionaire-funded machine. Just a 100% grassroots campaign powered by people like you. And they threw everything they had at us: They tried to intimidate us, silence us, and stop this movement. First, DeSantis called me ghetto. Then when I protested his racist FL gerrymander he had me censured, arrested, and charged w/ trespassing and resisting. They failed. Winning the primary was just the beginning. Now, we’re taking this fight directly to a DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda — and polls show this race is neck and neck. We cannot afford to waste a single day between now and November. Can you rush $25, $10, or even just $5 to our General Election fund before midnight? MAGA tried scaring me. They arrested me. I face 2 yrs jail. It didn’t matter. I just WON the Democratic nomination for US Sen. in FL. My name is Angie Nixon, and I am proud to officially be the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida. We did it. We were outraised 13-1 and we won this primary without taking a dime of corporate PAC money. No corporate checks. No billionaire-funded machine. Just a 100% grassroots campaign powered by people like you. And they threw everything they had at us: They tried to intimidate us, silence us, and stop this movement. First, DeSantis called me ghetto. Then when I protested his racist FL gerrymander he had me censured, arrested, and charged w/ trespassing and resisting. They failed. Winning the primary was just the beginning. Now, we’re taking this fight directly to a DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda — and polls show this race is neck and neck. We cannot afford to waste a single day between now and November. Can you rush $25, $10, or even just $5 to our General Election fund before midnight?

Loaded Language: The phrase 'corporate PAC money' is emotionally charged, framing corporate political donations as inherently corrupt or illegitimate — for example: corporate PAC money and billionaire-funded machine.

Repetition: 'No corporate checks' repeats the anti-corporate framing from the previous sentence as a rhetorical device to reinforce the message through rhythm and repetition — for example: No corporate checks and No billionaire-funded machine.

Bandwagon Appeal: 'People like you' invites the audience to identify with a mass grassroots movement, implying collective participation validates the campaign — for example: powered by people like you

Glittering Generalities: '100% grassroots campaign' uses a vague but emotionally positive label to signal purity and authenticity without substantive detail — for example: 100% grassroots campaign

Appeal to Fear: Framing the situation as an attempt to intimidate and silence creates a sense of threat and persecution to rally support — for example: 'intimidate us, silence us'

False Urgency: The phrase frames the primary win as merely a stepping stone, implying urgency and momentum that demands immediate continued action — for example: 'just the beginning'

Name Calling: The opponent is labeled a 'rubber stamp' rather than being engaged on policy merits, a derogatory label meant to discredit — for example: 'DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda'

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MAGA tried scaring me. They arrested me. I face 2 yrs jail. It didn’t matter. I just WON the Democratic nomination for US Sen. in FL. My name is Angie Nixon, and I am proud to officially be the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida. We did it. We were outraised 13-1 and we won this primary without taking a dime of corporate PAC money. No corporate checks. No billionaire-funded machine. Just a 100% grassroots campaign powered by people like you. And they threw everything they had at us: They tried to intimidate us, silence us, and stop this movement. First, DeSantis called me ghetto. Then when I protested his racist FL gerrymander he had me censured, arrested, and charged w/ trespassing and resisting. They failed. Winning the primary was just the beginning. Now, we’re taking this fight directly to a DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda — and polls show this race is neck and neck. We cannot afford to waste a single day between now and November. Can you rush $25, $10, or even just $5 to our General Election fund before midnight?

Loaded Language: The phrase 'corporate PAC money' is emotionally charged, framing corporate political donations as inherently corrupt or illegitimate — for example: corporate PAC money and billionaire-funded machine.

Repetition: 'No corporate checks' repeats the anti-corporate framing from the previous sentence as part of a deliberate rhetorical list to reinforce the message — for example: No corporate checks and No billionaire-funded machine.

Bandwagon Appeal: 'People like you' invokes collective identity and crowd participation to pressure the reader into feeling part of a righteous mass movement — for example: powered by people like you

Glittering Generalities: '100% grassroots campaign' uses vague but emotionally positive language implying purity and authenticity without substantive detail — for example: 100% grassroots campaign

Appeal to Fear: Framing the opposition as actively trying to intimidate and silence creates a sense of threat and persecution — for example: They tried to intimidate us, silence us, and stop this movement and he had me censured, arrested, and charged w/ trespassing and resisting.

Name Calling: Attributing a derogatory racial label to DeSantis to discredit him and frame him as racist — for example: 'DeSantis called me ghetto'

False Urgency: The phrase frames the primary win as merely a stepping stone, implying urgency and momentum that demands immediate continued action — for example: 'just the beginning'

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MAGA tried scaring me out of this race. They called me ghetto. I was censured, arrested, and presently I face 2 years in jail. None of it mattered. We did it! My name is Angie Nixon, and I am proud to officially be your Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida. We were outraised 13-1 and we won this primary without taking a dime of corporate PAC money. No corporate checks. No billionaire-funded machine. Just a 100% grassroots campaign powered by people like you. Winning the primary was just the beginning. Now, we’re taking this fight directly to a DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda — and polls show this race is neck and neck. We have 77 days to flip Florida blue and win this must-win seat, required for Dems path to reclaiming the U.S. Senate. We cannot afford to waste a single night, the full court press to November begins now. Can you rush $25, $10, or even just $5 to our General Election fund? MAGA tried scaring me out of this race. They called me ghetto. I was censured, arrested, and presently I face 2 years in jail. None of it mattered. We did it! My name is Angie Nixon, and I am proud to officially be your Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida. We were outraised 13-1 and we won this primary without taking a dime of corporate PAC money. No corporate checks. No billionaire-funded machine. Just a 100% grassroots campaign powered by people like you. Winning the primary was just the beginning. Now, we’re taking this fight directly to a DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda — and polls show this race is neck and neck. We have 77 days to flip Florida blue and win this must-win seat, required for Dems path to reclaiming the U.S. Senate. We cannot afford to waste a single night, the full court press to November begins now. Can you rush $25, $10, or even just $5 to our General Election fund?

Loaded Language: The phrase 'corporate PAC money' is emotionally charged, framing corporate political donations as inherently corrupt or illegitimate — for example: corporate PAC money and billionaire-funded machine.

Repetition: 'No corporate checks' repeats the anti-corporate framing from the previous sentence as part of a deliberate rhetorical list designed to reinforce the message through repetition — for example: No corporate checks and No billionaire-funded machine.

Bandwagon Appeal: 'People like you' invokes collective identity and crowd participation to pressure the reader into identifying with the movement — for example: powered by people like you

Glittering Generalities: '100% grassroots campaign' uses vague, emotionally positive language implying purity and authenticity without substantive detail — for example: 100% grassroots campaign

False Urgency: The phrase frames the primary win as merely a stepping stone, implying the real battle is imminent and ongoing, creating a sense of urgency and momentum — for example: 'just the beginning'

Name Calling: The opponent is labeled a 'rubber stamp' and tied to 'MAGA agenda' as derogatory shorthand to discredit them rather than address their positions — for example: 'DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda'

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My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now. My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now.

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While Democrats argue about who wants to defund the police and raise taxes the most, I've been busy delivering WINS for Florida families. Make sure to cast your vote by today and then in November! Let’s get it done. GO VOTE, FLORIDA!

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Florida, POLLS ARE OPEN! I’ve fought and won for YOU my entire career. We’ve cut taxes, secured our border, enforced our laws, and made Florida the envy of the entire country. Today’s the first step to keeping it up. FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE 👇 https://dos.fl.gov/elections/for-voters/check-your-voter-status-and-polling-place/voter-precinct-lookup/

Appeal to Prejudice: The emphatic 'YOU' creates a strong in-group identity, positioning the speaker as a champion of a specific group of people against implied opponents — for example: 'fought and won for YOU'

Glittering Generalities: Vague positive accomplishments are listed without specifics or evidence, using emotionally resonant language to imply greatness — for example: 'made Florida the envy of the entire country'

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Claiming Florida is the envy of 'the entire country' is an overstatement beyond what evidence supports — for example: 'envy of the entire country'

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Last year Josh Weil pushed this district 18 points left. Now, he's endorsing me to finish the job. I'm Eric Yonce, the Democratic Nominee to beat Randy Fine in Florida's 6th. Last year Randy Fine was an unknown to most of the nation. Since then he's called Democrats enemies of the United States, called a sitting congresswoman a "Muslim terrorist," and proposed a bill he says will let people run over protesters. He's shown all he has is hate. And with MAGA's support collapsing, now is the time to take our nation back from them. If you're ready to flip Florida blue, chip in $20 so we can knock every door it takes to finish what Josh started.

Loaded Language: The word 'hate' is used as an emotionally charged label to characterize the subject entirely in negative terms rather than addressing specific actions or policies — for example: 'all he has is hate'

Name Calling: The sentence reduces the subject to a single derogatory trait ('hate') to discredit them without engaging with their actual positions or arguments — for example: 'He's shown all he has is hate'

False Urgency: The phrase 'now is the time' creates artificial time pressure to motivate action before careful deliberation can occur — for example: 'now is the time to take our nation back'

Appeal to Prejudice: The phrase 'take our nation back from them' invokes an in-group/out-group dynamic, implying MAGA supporters are outsiders who have stolen the nation from its rightful owners — for example: 'take our nation back from them'

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Claiming MAGA's support is 'collapsing' is an overstatement used to amplify the sense of momentum and urgency beyond what evidence typically supports — for example: 'MAGA's support collapsing'

Bandwagon Appeal: The phrase 'finish what Josh started' implies a momentum already in motion that the reader should join, pressuring conformity through the sense of a collective effort already underway — for example: 'finish what Josh started'

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Too many Florida Black families are doing everything right and still getting squeezed. Rent, groceries, and healthcare are costing more. Want to tell DC to stop playing in our faces? Send Angie Nixon to represent Florida in the U.S. Senate. The primary election is happening now. Make your voice heard by voting for Angie Nixon for Senate. Vote Tuesday, August 18!

Appeal to Prejudice: The sentence targets a specific racial in-group identity to build solidarity and emotional resonance — for example: Florida Black families are doing everything right and still getting squeezed and stop playing in our faces.

Loaded Language: The word 'squeezed' is emotionally charged, implying victimization and pressure beyond what a neutral term would convey — for example: 'getting squeezed'.

False Urgency: The rhetorical question frames political action as an immediate emotional imperative, pressuring the audience to act rather than deliberate — for example: 'Want to tell DC to stop playing in our faces?'

Bandwagon Appeal: The imperative 'Send Angie Nixon' implies a collective action that the audience should join, framing the vote as a communal act of resistance — for example: 'Send Angie Nixon to represent Florida'.

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Rent's up. Gas is up. Healthcare's up. Angie Nixon is running for U.S. Senate to make DC stop playing in our faces. Election Day is Tuesday, August 18. Polls open 7am to 7pm. Vote Tuesday, August 18!

Appeal to Fear: The rapid listing of rising costs (rent, gas, healthcare) is designed to create anxiety about economic hardship and prime the audience for a political solution — for example: 'Rent's up. Gas is up. Healthcare's up.'

Loaded Language: The phrase 'stop playing in our faces' uses colloquial but emotionally charged language implying disrespect and manipulation by Washington, designed to provoke resentment — for example: 'make DC stop playing in our faces'

Appeal to Prejudice: The use of 'our faces' invokes an in-group identity (ordinary people vs. DC elites), framing the political establishment as an out-group acting against 'us' — for example: 'stop playing in our faces'

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🚨FL-14 is a race to watch! “President Trump has not endorsed a Republican ahead of the primary. The leading contenders in the GOP primary include former state Reps. Mike Beltran and Kevin Steele and Bea Valenti, a former adviser to Sen. Ashley Moody (R-Fla.) and White House staffer during Trump’s first term”. Only one of these three can beat Kathy Castor in November. I’d be honored if you’d vote for Bea Valenti, the only local with Washington DC experience.

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Last year Josh Weil pushed this district 18 points left. Now, he's endorsing me to finish the job: I'm Eric Yonce, the Democrat running for Congress in Florida's 6th. Our primary is August 18. Last year Randy Fine was an unknown to most of the nation. Since then he's called Democrats enemies of the United States, called a sitting congresswoman a "Muslim terrorist," and proposed a bill he says will let people run over protesters. He's shown all he has is hate. And with MAGA's support collapsing, now is the time to take our nation back from them. If you're ready to flip Florida blue, chip in $20 so we can knock every door it takes to finish what Josh started.

Loaded Language: The word 'hate' is used as an emotionally charged label to define an opponent entirely by a negative emotion, bypassing any factual argument — for example: 'all he has is hate'

Name Calling: The sentence reduces a person to a single derogatory characterization ('hate') rather than engaging with their positions or arguments — for example: 'He's shown all he has is hate'

False Urgency: The phrase 'now is the time' creates artificial time pressure to motivate action before careful deliberation can occur — for example: 'now is the time to take our nation back'

Appeal to Prejudice: The phrase 'take our nation back from them' invokes an in-group/out-group identity framing, implying the nation rightfully belongs to 'us' and has been wrongfully taken by 'them' — for example: 'take our nation back from them'

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Claiming MAGA's support is 'collapsing' is an overstatement used to amplify the sense of momentum and urgency beyond what evidence typically supports — for example: 'MAGA's support collapsing'

Bandwagon Appeal: The framing implies joining a collective movement already in motion, pressuring the reader to participate in a shared effort — for example: 'knock every door it takes to finish what Josh started'

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I'd be honored to earn your vote on August 18th so I can keep working hard to deliver real results for Florida.

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Let's keep Florida the Free State! I'm fighting to secure our border, crack down on fentanyl traffickers, and support our law enforcement officers who keep Florida safe. I’d be honored to earn your vote!

Glittering Generalities: The phrase 'Free State' is a vague, emotionally positive label that evokes liberty and freedom without specifying any concrete policy meaning — for example: 'Free State'

Appeal to Prejudice: The call to 'keep Florida the Free State' implies an in-group identity of Floridians who share a particular political identity, subtly othering those who might disagree — for example: 'Let's keep Florida the Free State'

Appeal to Fear: References to fentanyl traffickers and border security invoke fear of crime and danger to motivate voter support — for example: 'crack down on fentanyl traffickers'

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Hi, Alex Vindman here with an urgent campaign update. A GOP megadonor just dropped $2.5 million to try and buy Florida's Senate seat for Ashley Moody. This comes right as polls are deadlocked. It’s clear: I am MAGA’s #1 target this cycle. The Senate majority will come down to our election in Florida, and special interests are spending whatever it takes to defeat us. Everything is on the line, and we cannot let them win. To respond, our campaign needs a LOT of people chipping in today to fight back and reach undecided Florida voters. Please. Donate now. I’m not taking a dime of corporate PAC money, so your grassroots donation goes a long way to win the most important Senate race in the country. Thank you for your support.

Appeal to Prejudice: Framing the speaker as the top target of a named political movement (MAGA) invokes in-group/out-group identity to rally supporters around a shared enemy — for example: positioning oneself as the primary threat to an opposing faction to energize one's own base.

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Claiming to be the single top target of an entire political movement is an absolute superlative that is unlikely to be verifiable and overstates the speaker's singular importance — for example: '#1 target this cycle'.

False Urgency: Framing the Florida election as the singular deciding factor for Senate majority control creates artificial high-stakes pressure to compel immediate action or donations — for example: 'The Senate majority will come down to our election in Florida'.

Conspiracy Appeal: Referencing vague 'special interests' spending unlimited resources to defeat the speaker implies shadowy, coordinated opposition without naming specific actors — for example: 'special interests are spending whatever it takes to defeat us'.

Appeal to Fear: The combination of Senate majority control hanging on one race and powerful outside forces spending unlimited money creates anxiety designed to override deliberation and prompt urgent support — for example: 'special interests are spending whatever it takes to defeat us'.

Black-and-White Fallacy: The sentence frames the situation as a binary outcome — either 'we' win or 'they' win, with no middle ground or nuanced alternatives presented — for example: 'we cannot let them win'

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Too many Florida Black families are doing everything right and still getting squeezed. Rent, groceries, and healthcare are costing more. Want to tell DC to stop playing in our faces? Send Angie Nixon to represent Florida in the U.S. Senate. The primary election is happening now. Make your voice heard by voting for Angie Nixon for Senate. Vote Early NOW through Saturday, August 15. (Some counties may offer additional early voting days. So check your local schedule for dates and locations.)

Appeal to Prejudice: The sentence targets a specific racial in-group identity to build solidarity and emotional resonance — for example: Florida Black families are doing everything right and still getting squeezed and stop playing in our faces.

Loaded Language: The word 'squeezed' is emotionally charged, implying victimization and hardship beyond neutral factual description — for example: 'getting squeezed'.

False Urgency: The rhetorical question frames political action as an immediate emotional imperative, pressuring the audience to act rather than deliberate — for example: 'Want to tell DC to stop playing in our faces?'

Bandwagon Appeal: The imperative 'Send Angie Nixon' implies a collective action that the audience should join, framing participation as the obvious communal response — for example: 'Send Angie Nixon to represent Florida'.

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Florida Rising proudly endorses Representative Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate. Angie is fighting for working families by raising wages, lowering housing costs, and protecting affordable healthcare. Vote early, vote by mail, or vote on August 18. Florida Rising proudly endorses Representative Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate. Angie is fighting for working families by raising wages, lowering housing costs, and protecting affordable healthcare. Vote early, vote by mail, or vote on August 18.

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Florida Rising is proud to endorse Representative Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate. Learn how Angie is fighting to raise wages, lower housing costs, and protect affordable healthcare for Florida families. Read more and make your plan to vote. Florida Rising is proud to endorse Representative Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate. Learn how Angie is fighting to raise wages, lower housing costs, and protect affordable healthcare for Florida families. Read more and make your plan to vote. Your vote matters. Visit Florida Rising's endorsement page to learn why Representative Angie Nixon has earned our endorsement and how you can make your voice heard this election.

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Congressman Alan Grayson is our best bet to take on and defeat Rep. Cory Mills in November. Alan has flipped Republican House seats twice before, fighting for universal healthcare, affordable housing, and equal rights and liberties for all. His track record in Congress speaks for itself, and Alan isn't afraid to take the fight to corrupt politicians in DC and corporate or foreign interests. Alan takes no foreign or special interest PAC money, and will fight for the PEOPLE back in office. Let's re-elect Democratic Congressman Alan Grayson. Early Voting August 8-15th, 2026 Election Day August 18th, 2026

Glittering Generalities: Vague emotionally positive phrases like 'equal rights and liberties for all' are used as rhetorical flourish without specific policy substance — for example: 'equal rights and liberties for all'

Loaded Language: The word 'corrupt' is used as an emotionally charged label to discredit political opponents without specific evidence — for example: 'corrupt politicians in DC'

Appeal to Prejudice: Capitalizing 'PEOPLE' invokes an in-group identity contrasting ordinary citizens against implied elite or foreign interests, exploiting us-vs-them sentiment — for example: 'fight for the PEOPLE'

Scapegoating: Foreign and special interests are implicitly blamed as the opposing force that must be defeated, framing complex political dynamics as a simple battle against outside corrupting forces — for example: 'takes no foreign or special interest PAC money'

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I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight? I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight? I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight? I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight?

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Join us for The People’s Town Hall in Palm Coast, featuring: Angie Nixon, candidate for Florida U.S. Senate Dayna Marie Foster, candidate for Florida Governor Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera, candidate for U.S. House, Florida’s 6th District Suzanna Pavelle, candidate for Florida House District 19 Dylana “Dee” Gallery, candidate for Palm Coast City Council District 4 Decisions are made by those who show up. Join us for an evening of conversation about the future of Palm Coast, Flagler County, and Florida. Come hear directly from the candidates, learn about our plans, ask questions, and make your voice heard on the issues that matter most to you, your family, and our community. RSVP REQUIRED. ALL ARE WELCOME. Friday, August 7, 2026 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Palm Coast Community Center 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE Palm Coast, FL 32137 This is an open conversation about what families in our community are facing right now such as cost of living, healthcare, housing, jobs, voting rights and the future of our district and state. Your voice matters, and this is your opportunity to be heard. This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome. Bring a friend, bring your questions, and be part of the conversation. This is a FREE event but you must RSVP as space is limited and will fill up fast We look forward to seeing you there.

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Join us for The People’s Town Hall in Palm Coast, featuring: Angie Nixon, candidate for Florida U.S. Senate Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera, candidate for U.S. House, Florida’s 6th District Suzanna Pavelle, candidate for Florida House District 19 Dylana “Dee” Gallery, candidate for Palm Coast City Council District 4 Decisions are made by those who show up. Join us for an evening of conversation about the future of Palm Coast, Flagler County, and Florida. Come hear directly from the candidates, learn about our plans, ask questions, and make your voice heard on the issues that matter most to you, your family, and our community. RSVP REQUIRED. ALL ARE WELCOME. Friday, August 7, 2026 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Palm Coast Community Center 305 Palm Coast Pkwy NE Palm Coast, FL 32137 This is an open conversation about what families in our community are facing right now such as cost of living, healthcare, housing, jobs, voting rights and the future of our district and state. Your voice matters, and this is your opportunity to be heard. This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome. Bring a friend, bring your questions, and be part of the conversation. Please RSVP as space is limited and will fill up fast We look forward to seeing you there.

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I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight? I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight?

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Sen. Ashley Moody cosponsored flood relief legislation for Florida. Tell her to keep fighting to pass it before the Sept. 30 deadline. Sen. Ashley Moody cosponsored flood relief legislation for Florida. Tell her to keep fighting to pass it before the Sept. 30 deadline. Sen. Ashley Moody cosponsored flood relief legislation for Florida. Tell her to keep fighting to pass it before the Sept. 30 deadline.

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I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down. I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down.

Loaded Language: The phrase 'destruction of the voting rights act' uses emotionally charged language to frame the situation in extreme terms — for example: destruction

Appeal to Fear: The sentence implies that authorities are acting out of fear, framing their actions as desperate and threatening, which is designed to create anxiety and rally opposition — for example: cracking down out of fear

Appeal to Prejudice: Invokes racial in-group identity to rally solidarity and frame the opposition as a threat to that group — for example: 'black voices'

Conspiracy Appeal: Implies hidden sinister motivations behind the opposition's actions without specifying what those motivations are, suggesting a shadowy agenda — for example: 'We know what's driving them'

False Urgency: The phrase 'right now' combined with 'our election is weeks away' creates artificial time pressure to compel immediate financial action without deliberation — for example: rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now

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Flood costs are forcing Florida families from their homes. Sen. Ashley Moody: keep fighting to protect your family’s coverage. Flood costs are forcing Florida families from their homes. Sen. Ashley Moody: keep fighting to protect your family’s coverage.

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Early, accurate breast cancer diagnosis shouldn't depend on what you can afford. Send a letter to Sen. Ashley Moody today.

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I just made a difficult decision that you need to hear about. My team and I just finished our all-staff meeting where it was clear that if we had more money, we could do one more push to reach undecided Florida voters. The money wasn’t in the budget, but I gave the go-ahead anyway. I know it was a risky decision, but we have to take big risks to flip Florida blue. Polls are statistically tied, and special interests are lining up to try and buy this seat for Ashley Moody. In a race as close as ours, reaching even 1,000 more voters could mean the difference between victory and defeat. I made this decision because I know how powerful our movement is. I’m counting on your support to help close our budget gap and flip the Senate majority for Democrats. So I am asking: Will you make a contribution to flip Florida blue before midnight?

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Democrats! Be aware of who is on your ballots when you vote for Florida Ag Commissioner. Vote for Joey Atkins in the Democratic Primary. From the article: "Flamberg claimed Prichard praised the Nazis for being so organized... The BSO investigative report shows that at least one BSO co-worker, Alexander Rodriguez, heard Prichard discussing Heimlich Himmler, Nazi military commander under Adolf Hitler..." Flamberg told investigators Donald said “the Gestapo and the “SS” were efficient and that Prichard would like to pattern that type of organization.” Democrats! Be aware of who is on your ballots when you vote for Florida Ag Commissioner. Vote for Joey Atkins in the Democratic Primary. From the article: "Flamberg claimed Prichard praised the Nazis for being so organized... The BSO investigative report shows that at least one BSO co-worker, Alexander Rodriguez, heard Prichard discussing Heimlich Himmler, Nazi military commander under Adolf Hitler..." Flamberg told investigators Donald said “the Gestapo and the “SS” were efficient and that Prichard would like to pattern that type of organization.”

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I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down. I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down. I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down. I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down.

Loaded Language: The phrase 'destruction of the voting rights act' uses emotionally charged language to frame the situation in extreme terms — for example: destruction

Appeal to Fear: The sentence implies that authorities are acting out of fear, framing their actions as desperate and reactive rather than legitimate, which is designed to create anxiety and distrust toward those in power — for example: 'cracking down' paired with 'scared'

Appeal to Prejudice: Invokes racial in-group identity to rally solidarity and frame the opposition as a threat to that group — for example: 'black voices'

Conspiracy Appeal: Implies a hidden, sinister motivation behind the opposition's actions without stating what it is, suggesting a covert agenda — for example: 'We know what's driving them'

False Urgency: The phrase 'right now' combined with 'our election is weeks away' creates artificial time pressure to compel immediate financial action without deliberation — for example: rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: The phrase 'throwing the legal kitchen sink' is an extreme overstatement implying an overwhelming and unfair legal assault — for example: 'throwing the legal kitchen sink at us'

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Democrats! Be aware of who is on your ballots when you vote for Florida Ag Commissioner. Vote for Joey Atkins in the Democratic Primary. From the article: "Flamberg claimed Prichard praised the Nazis for being so organized... The BSO investigative report shows that at least one BSO co-worker, Alexander Rodriguez, heard Prichard discussing Heimlich Himmler, Nazi military commander under Adolf Hitler..." Flamberg told investigators Donald said “the Gestapo and the “SS” were efficient and that Prichard would like to pattern that type of organization.” Democrats! Be aware of who is on your ballots when you vote for Florida Ag Commissioner. Vote for Joey Atkins in the Democratic Primary. From the article: "Flamberg claimed Prichard praised the Nazis for being so organized... The BSO investigative report shows that at least one BSO co-worker, Alexander Rodriguez, heard Prichard discussing Heimlich Himmler, Nazi military commander under Adolf Hitler..." Flamberg told investigators Donald said “the Gestapo and the “SS” were efficient and that Prichard would like to pattern that type of organization.” Democrats! Be aware of who is on your ballots when you vote for Florida Ag Commissioner. Vote for Joey Atkins in the Democratic Primary. From the article: "Flamberg claimed Prichard praised the Nazis for being so organized... The BSO investigative report shows that at least one BSO co-worker, Alexander Rodriguez, heard Prichard discussing Heimlich Himmler, Nazi military commander under Adolf Hitler..." Flamberg told investigators Donald said “the Gestapo and the “SS” were efficient and that Prichard would like to pattern that type of organization.”

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🚨 Florida Democrats voting in the Primary Elections: Vote Joey Atkins for Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services to beat Donald: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2013/12/31/lambertis-aide-accused-of-comments-about-wasserman-schultz-german-ss/ 🚨 Florida Democrats voting in the Primary Elections: Vote Joey Atkins for Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services to beat Donald: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2013/12/31/lambertis-aide-accused-of-comments-about-wasserman-schultz-german-ss/

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President Trump has endorsed our campaign because I've been delivering on the America First agenda since day one in the U.S. Senate. Secure border, cracking down on fentanyl traffickers, supporting law enforcement, and passing the LARGEST tax cut in American history. I need your vote to keep up the fight!

Transfer: Borrows Trump's authority and legitimacy to validate the candidate's campaign — for example: invoking a powerful political figure's endorsement as proof of merit rather than arguing on policy substance.

Glittering Generalities: Uses the vague, emotionally resonant slogan 'America First agenda' without specifying what policies it entails — for example: 'America First' functions as a feel-good label rather than a substantive policy description.

Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Claims the 'LARGEST tax cut in American history' using an absolute superlative that is unverified and contested — for example: the capitalization of 'LARGEST' amplifies the rhetorical overstatement.

Card Stacking: Selectively lists only favorable accomplishments (border security, law enforcement, tax cuts) while omitting any counterarguments, costs, or failures — for example: presenting a curated list of achievements with no qualifying context.

False Urgency: Creates a sense of pressing need to act ('I need your vote') framed as necessary to continue an ongoing fight, implying failure to act will halt critical progress — for example: 'keep up the fight' implies imminent loss if the reader does not respond.

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I'm proud to support President Trump’s agenda in the U.S. Senate. I'd be honored to earn your vote so I can keep delivering results for Florida.

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Since day one in the U.S. Senate, I've been fighting for President Trump to deliver the America First agenda. This election, I need your vote to keep up the fight!

Glittering Generalities: The phrase 'America First agenda' is a vague, emotionally resonant slogan that sounds patriotic but carries no specific policy meaning — for example: 'America First agenda'

False Urgency: The phrase 'This election' combined with 'keep up the fight' creates artificial time pressure to compel the reader to act immediately without deliberation — for example: 'This election, I need your vote'

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Primary Alert! Ashley Moody has an upcoming primary in Florida, and we hope those in her constituency are behind her. With a career spanning from federal prosecutor to Florida’s Attorney General, Sen. Moody has spent her life fighting for justice, public safety, and conservative values. As a former judge and national leader in the fight against crime, she is committed to upholding the principles that make America strong. We have endorsed her and you can learn more here: https://bit.ly/3RD6cll

Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive terms like 'justice', 'public safety', and 'conservative values' are used as rhetorical flourish without specific policy substance — for example: fighting for justice, public safety, and conservative values and upholding the principles that make America strong.

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Florida Primary Alert! As you may know, Maggie’s List has endorsed Bea Valenti in Florida’s 14th congressional district. She has a primary approaching on August 18, 2026 and we hope you get behind her! Bea is a Navy reservist and Trump White House alum, Bea most recently served as senior domestic policy advisor to U.S. Senator Ashley Moody. Known as a principled conservative and effective policymaker, she helped oversee passage of the Coast Guard Reauthorization Act of 2025 and played a key role in advancing eight bills through Congress. Bea has already made a strong impact in public service, and Maggie’s List looks forward to seeing that impact grow when she is elected to Congress. Learn more about her here: https://bit.ly/3Tn4ODX

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My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now. My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now. My name is Angie Nixon. If you believe that the people in power should listen to those they represent, please, chip in even just $1 right now. I was just charged with Trespassing and resisting arrest. I’m Angie Nixon. I took a stand against Ron DeSantis’s illegal gerrymandering and the destruction of the voting rights act. They called me ghetto, censured me, and arrested me. I just got out of court and now I’m charged even though I’ve been elected to the legislature by the people and was exercising my right to protest. They wouldn’t be cracking down if they weren’t scared. We can not let them silence black voices. They’ve already called me ghetto, they are throwing the legal kitchen sink at us. We know what’s driving them. We NEED to fight to this - to beat them and flip Florida from red to blue. Can you rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now - our election is weeks away and we cannot let them beat us down.

Loaded Language: The phrase 'destruction of the voting rights act' uses emotionally charged language to frame the situation in extreme terms — for example: destruction

Appeal to Fear: The sentence implies that authorities are acting out of fear, framing their actions as desperate and threatening, which is designed to create anxiety and rally opposition — for example: cracking down out of fear

Appeal to Prejudice: The phrase invokes racial in-group identity to rally support, framing the issue as an attack on a specific racial community — for example: 'silence black voices'

Conspiracy Appeal: The sentence implies a hidden, known motive behind the opponents' actions without stating it explicitly, suggesting a shadowy or sinister agenda — for example: 'We know what's driving them'

False Urgency: The phrase 'right now' combined with 'our election is weeks away' creates artificial time pressure to compel immediate financial action without deliberation — for example: rush $5, $10 or even $27 right now

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$34.17 is the cost to get one voter to the polls. If everyone who can afford a $35 donation makes one today, we’ll be able to reach every voter possible before our window closes.

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Congressman Alan Grayson is our best bet to take on and defeat Rep. Cory Mills in November. Alan has defeated Republican incumbents twice before, fighting for universal healthcare, affordable housing, and equal rights and liberties for all. His track record in Congress speaks for itself, and Alan isn't afraid to take the fight to corrupt politicians in DC and corporate or foreign interests. Alan takes no foreign or special interest PAC money, and will fight for the PEOPLE back in office. Let's re-elect Democratic Congressman Alan Grayson. Early Voting August 8-15th, 2026 Election Day August 18th, 2026

Bandwagon Appeal: Framing Grayson as 'our best bet' implies a collective consensus and shared urgency around his candidacy — for example: our best bet

Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive phrases like 'equal rights and liberties for all' are used as rhetorical flourish without specific policy substance — for example: equal rights and liberties for all

Loaded Language: The word 'corrupt' is emotionally charged and used to discredit political opponents without specific evidence — for example: corrupt politicians in DC

Name Calling: Labeling unnamed politicians as 'corrupt' is a derogatory label used to discredit rather than address specific arguments — for example: corrupt politicians in DC

Appeal to Prejudice: Capitalizing 'PEOPLE' and contrasting them with foreign and special interests invokes an in-group/out-group dynamic to stoke populist identity — for example: fight for the PEOPLE

Card Stacking: The claim that Grayson takes no foreign or special interest PAC money is presented as a straightforward virtue while omitting any other funding sources or counterbalancing information — for example: Alan takes no foreign or special interest PAC money

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Republicans want to silence our voices - especially the voices of the most vulnerable and marginalized. We have to protect democracy now; our futures depend on it. Donate now to stop Republicans from silencing us all. Republicans want to silence our voices - especially the voices of the most vulnerable and marginalized. We have to protect democracy now; our futures depend on it. Donate now to stop Republicans from silencing us all.

Name Calling: Republicans are labeled as a group that wants to 'silence' voices, framing them as oppressors without substantive argument — for example: attributing a sinister motive to an entire political party

Appeal to Prejudice: Creates an in-group ('our voices', 'the most vulnerable and marginalized') versus an out-group (Republicans), exploiting identity solidarity to generate emotional alignment — for example: 'especially the voices of the most vulnerable and marginalized'

Loaded Language: The word 'silence' is emotionally charged, implying authoritarian suppression rather than policy disagreement — for example: 'silence our voices'

False Urgency: The word 'now' combined with 'our futures depend on it' creates artificial time pressure to prevent deliberation — for example: protect democracy now; our futures depend on it and Donate now.

Appeal to Fear: Implies dire consequences for inaction by invoking the threat to 'our futures', triggering anxiety to compel a specific response — for example: 'our futures depend on it'

Glittering Generalities: 'Democracy' is invoked as a vague, emotionally positive concept without specifying what concrete threat is being addressed — for example: 'protect democracy now'

Repetition: The loaded word 'silencing' is repeated from sentence 1 to reinforce the emotional framing through familiarity — for example: 'stop Republicans from silencing us all'

Black-and-White Fallacy: Frames the situation as a binary: either donate to stop Republicans or allow silencing, leaving no middle ground or alternative — for example: 'Donate now to stop Republicans from silencing us all'

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