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153 ads analyzed · 55 use a rhetorical technique, most often glittering generalities and loaded language.
The words doing the persuading
From the Moody side · Paid for by MOODY FOR FLORIDA“We will keep fighting to protect Florida families, make our communities safer, and ensure the Free State of Florida remains exactly…”Glittering GeneralitiesSee this ad →
From the Nixon side · Paid for by Angie For Florida“…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…”Glittering GeneralitiesSee this ad →
Ashley Moody (Republican) and Angie Nixon (Democrat) are the nominees for Florida's U.S. Senate seat in the November 3, 2026 general election. Ashley Moody is the incumbent. By their latest FEC reports, Ashley Moody's campaign had raised $14.5 million (through October 14, 2026) and Angie Nixon's campaign $11.3 million (through October 14, 2026). Outside groups have reported $4.2 million for Ashley Moody and $5.1 million against; $5.8 million for Angie Nixon and $10.5 million against. Semblen has analyzed 153 ads in this race; 55 used at least one rhetorical technique, most often glittering generalities and loaded language.
Ashley Moody (REP, incumbent), Angie Nixon (DEM).
11 others filed with the FEC; any ads they ran are below. 153 ads analyzed, 55 with at least one technique in the copy.
Newest first. The paid-for-by line is the advertiser's own filing. Updated 2026-10-30. 6 official office videos shown separately below. 14 ads from other advertisers shown separately below.
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Where they stand
From each campaign's own website, summarised in plain English, with a quote where they gave one; under an issue, Senate votes for those who have cast them. Full detail and sources on each profile: Ashley Moody · Angie Nixon.
Economy and cost of livingMoody: stated · Nixon: stated
Ashley Moody (REP, incumbent)
Moody says she backs policies that promote economic prosperity and cut government regulations, and she describes the Trump agenda as one that prioritizes Americans' safety and prosperity.
“I will continue to prioritize policies that promote economic prosperity, cut taxes, and slash nonsensical government regulations.”
Nixon says she wants a national rent stabilization standard, eviction protections, millions of new affordable homes, and a higher federal minimum wage indexed to inflation. She also backs the PRO Act, ending "right to work" laws, universal child care, and cracking down on corporate price gouging.
Taxes and government spendingMoody: stated · Nixon: stated
Ashley Moody (REP, incumbent)
Moody says she will keep prioritizing tax cuts and fewer government regulations. She also supports the Trump tax cut for the working class, and her campaign points to her record on tax cuts.
“I will continue to prioritize policies that promote economic prosperity, cut taxes, and slash nonsensical government regulations.”
Nixon says she supports a 5% annual wealth tax on billionaires, taxing capital gains the same as wages, and closing loopholes that let profitable corporations pay no federal income tax. She says the revenue would fund direct payments to households earning under $150,000, Medicare expansion and affordable housing.
Moody says she fought Big Pharma as Florida Attorney General and won billions of dollars for Florida in opioid lawsuits. She also says she supports efforts to fight the opioid epidemic.
Nixon says she supports Medicare for All covering every person with no premiums, deductibles or copays, including dental, vision, mental health and prescription drugs. She also wants to cap drug prices, cancel medical debt, and guarantee paid family and medical leave.
Nixon says she wants to protect pensions and Social Security and expand benefits rather than cut them. She also supports expanding Medicare to cover dental, vision and hearing, and expanding home and community-based long-term care for seniors.
Immigration and the borderMoody: stated · Nixon: stated
Ashley Moody (REP, incumbent)
Moody says she wants to secure the border and supports President Trump's agenda on it. As Attorney General, she says she led efforts against the Biden administration's open-border policies.
Nixon says she wants a swift path to citizenship for Dreamers and undocumented residents, a moratorium on deportations pending an audit of enforcement, and to abolish ICE and rebuild immigration enforcement from scratch under civilian oversight. She also wants to end for-profit detention centers.
“Abolishing ICE and rebuilding immigration enforcement from scratch.”
Nixon says she wants a union-built transition to renewable energy with millions of wind, solar and grid jobs, and an end to taxpayer subsidies for fossil fuel companies. She also wants to harden the electric grid, fund hurricane resilience, and halt new data centers until federal guardrails exist.
Moody says she is committed to policies that promote law and order and support police officers. She says Florida defends police while other states want to defund them. She introduced the HELPER Act to help police, teachers and firefighters buy homes through Federal Housing Administration loan assistance.
“Other states want to defund police, but in Florida we defend them, and that is a fight I will never back down from.”
Nixon says she wants to end mass incarceration, decriminalize marijuana federally, and shift money from incarceration to treatment. She also wants to demilitarize policing and invest in community-based public safety and violence prevention, and require warrants for access to license plate reader data.
Nixon says she supports tuition-free public college and trade school, canceling student debt, fully funding public K-12 schools with higher teacher pay, and universal child care, pre-K and school meals.
Nixon says she wants an end to the war in Iran, a foreign policy built on diplomacy and the UN, and a shift of defense spending toward needs at home. She also wants to end US support for illegal West Bank settlements, surge humanitarian aid, and restore US funding for UN agencies.
Elections and ethics in governmentMoody: stated · Nixon: stated
Ashley Moody (REP, incumbent)
Moody says she wants to ensure government answers and works for the people. She says she defended President Trump against what she calls weaponized lawfare while Attorney General, and that she stands for the rule of law.
Nixon says she wants to overturn Citizens United, abolish super PACs, and move to public financing of elections. She also supports restoring the Voting Rights Act, independent redistricting commissions, a ban on congressional stock trading, and Supreme Court term limits and ethics rules.
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Ratings and endorsements
How groups that score Congress rate each candidate, exactly as each group published it, with the year. Below the ratings, each group's 2026 endorsements and the anti-tax pledge, labelled as such. We don't combine or adjust them; the list of groups is fixed and the same in every race. Each is marked national or state: all are national except the state AFL-CIO federations and police lodges. Sources and what each group is on each profile: Ashley Moody · Angie Nixon.
Angie Nixon has not served in Congress, so the groups that score votes in Congress have no rating for them. They show as "Not rated" below.
Taxes and spending
Group
Ashley Moody (REP)
Angie Nixon (DEM)
National Taxpayers Union(national)A taxpayer group that favors lower taxes and less spending. Scores every Senate and House roll call on taxes, spending and regulation, weighted by importance; a higher score means more votes the way NTU wanted.
Taxpayer Protection Pledge (Americans for Tax Reform)(national)A written promise to Americans for Tax Reform, an anti-tax group, to oppose any increase in income tax rates. Taken almost only by Republicans; signers from ATR's own list.
Not signed
Not signed
Government and civil liberties
Group
Ashley Moody (REP)
Angie Nixon (DEM)
Heritage Action for America(national)The advocacy arm of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. Scores votes and co-sponsorships it picks; a higher score means more often siding with Heritage Action.
ACLU(national)The American Civil Liberties Union, a civil-liberties group. Scores votes it picks on civil rights and liberties; a higher score means more often voting the way the ACLU wanted.
American Energy Alliance(national)A free-market energy group that supports oil, gas and coal and opposes climate regulation. Scores energy and climate votes it picks; a higher score means more often siding with AEA.
League of Conservation Voters(national)An environmental group. Scores votes it picks on the environment, climate, energy and public lands; a higher score means more often voting the way LCV wanted.
LCV Action Fund(national)The political arm of the League of Conservation Voters, an environmental group. Endorses candidates it judges pro-environment, mostly Democrats.
ClearPath Action Fund(national)A clean-energy group that backs nuclear, natural gas, hydropower and faster permitting, and endorses Republicans only. The closest energy-side group that publishes endorsements; not a mirror of LCV.
Not endorsed
Not endorsed
Abortion
Group
Ashley Moody (REP)
Angie Nixon (DEM)
SBA Pro-Life America(national)An anti-abortion group. Grades A+ to F on abortion-related votes it picks; A+ means most often voting the way SBA wanted.
Reproductive Freedom for All(national)An abortion-rights group, formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America. Scores abortion and reproductive-health votes it picks; a higher score means more often voting the way it wanted.
Reproductive Freedom for All (2026 endorsements)(national)The abortion-rights group formerly called NARAL Pro-Choice America. Endorses candidates who support abortion rights; listed here from its own 2026 list.
AFL-CIO Legislative Scorecard(national)The AFL-CIO, the largest federation of U.S. labor unions. Scores key votes it picks on workers and the economy; a higher score means more often voting the way the unions wanted.
Club for Growth(national)A free-market group that favors lower taxes, less spending and less regulation. Scores economic votes it picks (17 Senate and 19 House votes in 2025); a higher score means more often voting the way the Club wanted.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce(national)The largest U.S. business lobby. Endorses candidates it judges pro-business, mostly Republicans.
Not endorsed
Not endorsed
AFL-CIO (state federation)(state)State federations of the AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. union federation, endorse in their state's Senate race, mostly Democrats.
Not endorsed
Not endorsed
Guns
Group
Ashley Moody (REP)
Angie Nixon (DEM)
NRA Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF)(national)The National Rifle Association's political arm, which opposes most gun restrictions. Grades A+ to F from voting records, public statements and its own questionnaire, without publishing what each grade rests on; AQ means a grade from the questionnaire alone.
Brady(national)Brady (the Brady Campaign and Brady PAC), a gun-violence-prevention group. Endorses candidates who back gun-safety laws; it does not publish a rating of every member.
Not endorsed
Not endorsed
Giffords PAC(national)The political arm of Giffords, a gun-violence-prevention group founded by former Rep. Gabby Giffords. Endorses candidates who back gun-safety laws; it does not publish a rating of every member.
Fraternal Order of Police (state lodge)(state)The largest U.S. police union. Its state lodges endorse in Senate races; no national 2026 Senate endorsements were found.
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Findings
As of 2026-10-30. Counts are of distinct ads; the same text run many times is one ad.
Ads analyzed
153 (Meta 151, YouTube 2) · started running between 2026-06-22 and 2026-10-26
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How Florida compares
36% of the ads here use at least one rhetorical technique, 4th lowest of 14 Senate races.
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Each side is the campaign plus the groups backing it. How a group is placed is explained below the table.
Side
Ads
With at least one technique
Most common
Moody (R)
35
17 of 35 (49%)
Glittering Generalities (11), Name Calling (7), Loaded Language (4)
Moody's campaign
33
17 of 33 (52%)
Glittering Generalities (11), Name Calling (7), Loaded Language (4)
1 group backing Moody
2
0 of 2
Nixon (D)
57
28 of 57 (49%)
Loaded Language (20), Glittering Generalities (12), Name Calling (10)
Nixon's campaign
28
15 of 28 (54%)
Glittering Generalities (9), Loaded Language (9), Name Calling (5)
6 groups backing Nixon
29
13 of 29 (45%)
Loaded Language (11), Name Calling (5), Glittering Generalities (3)
Not placed on a side (16 sponsors)
61
10 of 61 (16%)
Glittering Generalities (6), Loaded Language (4), False Urgency (3)
Read this before comparing the sides. Ads that attack an opponent use these techniques far more often than ads that introduce a candidate, whoever runs them, so the side running more attack ads shows a higher share. A technique is about wording, not about whether an ad is true. These are online ads only (Meta and YouTube), not television.
How a group is placed: by its own filings with the Federal Election Commission. A group is with a candidate when it reported spending to support that candidate, or to oppose the other one in the general election. The parties' own committees are with their nominee. Spending against a candidate in a primary places a group nowhere, and neither does our reading of its ads: a group with no such filing is listed as not placed. The sponsor table gives the reason for each.
Decide what counts
Not everyone would call every technique a problem. Untick the ones you'd call ordinary persuasion and the count updates.
36% of the 153 ads here use at least one of the techniques ticked below (55 ads).
Leaving out the softer ones (loaded language, glittering generalities, slogans, exaggeration, repetition): 24% of ads.
The words doing the work
The words that show up most in phrases our model flagged as loaded language or name calling in this race's ads, by number of ads.
corruptin 5 ads· e.g. “corrupt politicians in DC”, “corrupt billionaires and corporate-backed politicians”
socialistin 5 ads· e.g. “Socialist Angie Nixon”, “socialists who want to defund police and abolish prisons”
millionin 4 ads· e.g. “basically steal $10 million meant for sick kids”, “dumping millions into keeping Moody in power”
rubber stampin 4 ads· e.g. “DeSantis-appointed rubber stamp for the MAGA agenda”, “rubber stamp for the rich and powerful”
facein 3 ads· e.g. “stop playing in our faces”, “make DC stop playing in our faces”
machinein 3 ads· e.g. “No billionaire-funded machine”, “his corrupt political machine”
politicalin 3 ads· e.g. “political schemes”, “political games and special interests”
politicianin 3 ads· e.g. “corrupt politicians in DC”, “corrupt billionaires and corporate-backed politicians”
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Money in this race
From FEC filings for 2025–26. Outside spending is money a group spends on its own about a candidate — TV and online ads, mail, canvassing. It is not a donation to the campaign, and the candidate does not control it. Supporting means it was spent to help that candidate win; Opposing means it was spent to defeat them, usually on attack ads. Groups report it within 24 or 48 hours as the election nears. Raised is the campaign's own fundraising, as of its latest quarterly report. Largest donors come from each outside spender's own FEC receipts, with each donor's share of its itemized receipts; donors under $100,000 are not named. People are shown with the employer and occupation they reported. A donor that is itself a political committee is shown with its own largest donors. Companies and nonprofits don't report their funders to the FEC, so the trail ends there, and the page says so.
NEW DEAL FOR ALL, INC.— $4.7M opposing MoodyLargest donors:
Stephen III Pajcic $5.6M (100%), Pajcic & Pajcic, AttorneySTRONGER SAFER NATION— $3.0M supporting MoodyLargest donors:
PROTECT FLORIDA PAC $6.7M (45%); Kenneth C Griffin $2.5M (17%), Citadel Investment Group, Chief Executive Officer; AMERICAN PROSPERITY CAUCUS INC $1.0M (7%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); FLORIDA LEADS $500K (3%) (its largest donors: ASHLEY MOODY VICTORY FUND $962K); CONSERVATIVE AGENDA FOR AMERICA $500K (3%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC)SLF PAC— $280K supporting MoodyLargest donors:
Elon Musk $168.0M (31%), Space Exploration Technologies Corp., CEO; ONE NATION $132.9M (24%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); Miriam Adelson $30.0M (6%), Adelson Drug Clinic, Physician; Stephen A Schwarzman $17.0M (3%), Blackstone, Chairman & CEO; Paul Elliott Singer $14.5M (3%), EMC, PresidentBLACK VOTERS MATTER ACTION PAC— $250K opposing Moody
· 4 ads on this pageLargest donors:
BLACK VOTERS MATTER FUND $980K (52%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); United for Democracy PAC $500K (26%); 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East Federal Political Action Fund $350K (18%)SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND— $249K supporting Moodyand 13 more
STRONGER SAFER NATION— $10.5M opposing NixonLargest donors:
PROTECT FLORIDA PAC $6.7M (45%); Kenneth C Griffin $2.5M (17%), Citadel Investment Group, Chief Executive Officer; AMERICAN PROSPERITY CAUCUS INC $1.0M (7%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); FLORIDA LEADS $500K (3%) (its largest donors: ASHLEY MOODY VICTORY FUND $962K); CONSERVATIVE AGENDA FOR AMERICA $500K (3%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC)AB PAC— $2.6M supporting NixonLargest donors:
AB FOUNDATION $18.7M (22%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); DEMOCRACY MATTERS $14.0M (16%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); Pave The Way Inc $12.5M (15%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); Oak Creek Action $7.5M (9%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC); Deborah Simon $5.0M (6%), RetiredTD PAC— $1.6M supporting NixonPROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT— $630K supporting NixonLargest donors:
STOP REPUBLICANS $6.1M (22%) (its largest donors: FAHEY, EILEEN $2.7M; PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECT $2.5M); LAWALL, JOY $6.0M (22%); PROGRESSIVE TAKEOVER $3.5M (13%) (its largest donors: EVEY, JULIE $1.4M); STOP THESE OPPRESSIVE PEOPLE: TYRANTS RACISTS UNQUALIFIEDS MISOGYNISTS PROPAGANDISTS (STOP TRUMP) $3.0M (11%) (its largest donors: JOHNSTON, ERIC $1.3M); DEM TURNOUT 2024 $2.1M (8%) (its largest donors: KITCHEN, CAROL $1.2M)NATIONAL NURSES UNITED FOR PATIENT PROTECTION— $322K supporting Nixon
· 5 ads on this pageLargest donors:
NATIONAL NURSES UNITED $6.6M (100%) (an organization: its own funders aren't reported to the FEC)and 21 more
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Paid for by Angie For Floridafrom 2026-10-26spend $0–99100–999 impressions
We are not each other's enemies. We're all suffering from the same things — and when we fight for the things we deserve, there's enough to go around.
I believe hardworking, everyday people, not billionaires, deserve to decide what our communities look like.
Miami, y'all really showed up yesterday. Let's keep building. 💪 angienixon.com
no techniques found
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Paid for by Angie For Floridafrom 2026-10-26spend $0–990–99 impressions
People are showing up for routine immigration check-ins and ending up detained for days in overcrowded, filthy conditions at the Miramar ICE facility.
People who are going through the process and showing up at their check-ins should not be punished with detention and deportation.
Even ICE employees blew the whistle, warning that conditions put detainees and staff at imminent risk of serious harm or death.
This facility must be shut down immediately.
#AngieforFlorida #Miramar
no techniques found
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Paid for by Black Voters Matter Action PACfrom 2026-10-26 to 2026-10-273 variantsspend $0–2974,000–6,997 impressions
WE'RE DONE PAYING MORE FOR LESS.
Rent's up. Gas is up. Healthcare's up. Somebody in Washington voted for it.
Angie Nixon is running for U.S. Senate to make DC stop playing in our faces.
Vote Angie Nixon for Senate. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Polls open 7am to 7pm.
no techniques found
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Paid for by MOODY FOR FLORIDAfrom 2026-10-26spend $1,000–1,499100,000–124,999 impressions
Socialist Angie Nixon can’t answer if Cuba is a dictatorship? I guess now we know why she voted against the Florida law to require schools to teach the dangers of communism.
Name Calling: Uses 'Socialist' as a derogatory label to discredit the politician rather than address her arguments.
Card Stacking: Implies a single motive for her vote while ignoring other possible reasons for opposing the bill. Flagged: “now we know why she voted against the Florida law to require schools to teach the dangers of communism”.
Not paid ads. These come from an officeholder's official channel: they are publicly funded and may not contain campaign content, so they are a different kind of speech from the ads above and are not counted with them. We show the same technique analysis; their claims are not checked, because an office's figures are mostly documented by its own press releases.
Senator Ashley Moody VA Outdoor Rehab
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 1:30from 2026-09-04
One of my greatest honors is serving those who served. It's not just an honor, I take it as a an incredible responsibility. And that's why I'm so excited to support and push the Veterans Outdoor Rehabilitation Act.
This is a piece of legislation that will make a difference in the lives of so many that answered the call and so many of those who we hope will be inspired to follow in your footsteps. It will authorize $10 million annually for the VA to administer grants to state veterans agencies with at least $200,000 available to each state. Here in Florida, we have seen what these opportunities can do through Operation Outdoor Freedom.
That's led by the Florida Forest Service. Veterans can gain access to a wide range of outdoor activities including hunting, fishing, hiking kayaking archery target shooting where you can come together, share common experiences, and serve those that serve. Thousands of veterans in Florida have used this opportunity hunting, fishing, getting out in the woods, and it's making them feel good here and here.
Florida has figured out a recipe for success. That is what inspires me. If it's working, let's build from that.
And we want the other states in this nation to learn from what we have achieved. Because it's that commitment to those that stood on that line which has made the USA the greatest country on earth. Thank you so much.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole: Absolute superlative claim that the USA is the greatest country on earth, beyond what evidence supports.
Glittering Generalities: Vague, emotionally positive praise of commitment and national greatness without specific substance. Flagged: “that commitment to those that stood on that line”.
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Senator Ashley Moody and HSS Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Discuss School Nutrition
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 0:29from 2026-08-26
Hello, good morning. We're excited to welcome Secretary Kennedy to Hillsborough County, Florida. As many of you know, this is the county in which I was born and raised and attended school K-12, and so it is great to be at one of our K-12 schools here to talk about kid nutrition and healthy options and what we're doing to make sure we're encouraging healthier habits and healthier kids.
no techniques found
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Senator Ashley Moody Natl Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 1:00from 2026-08-21
Hi, I'm Senator Ashley Moody. On National Fentanel Prevention and Awareness Day, we remember the hundreds of thousands of lives stolen by fentanyl and the families forever changed by this devastating epidemic. Every overdose is more than a statistic.
It's a child, a parent, a friend, a family member whose loss leaves an empty seat at the table. We honor their memory by renewing our commitment to end the crisis as Florida's attorney general. And now as your United States senator, I have fought fiercely to hold drug traffickers accountable, secure our border, support law enforcement to stop this deadly poison from reaching our communities.
Thankfully, in Florida, we've seen our fentanyl related death rate fall faster than the national average. And while we've made encouraging progress, this work is far from finished. Together, we'll continue fighting to save lives, and we will build a stronger, safer Florida.
no techniques found
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Senator Ashley Moody Back to School KOSA
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 1:01from 2026-08-10
Hi, I'm Senator Ashley Moody and like many of you, I'm sending my child back to school. A new school year means new teachers, new classmates, and exciting opportunities to learn and grow. As many Florida families get back into the rhythm of a new school year, it's important that we work to keep our children safe, not just at school, but online as well.
Sadly, we see increasing risks that follow young people into digital spaces where they spend so much of their time. That's why I'm fighting our children by championing the Kids Online Safety Act. This legislation helps guard our youth from online threats like predators and drug dealers.
As one of the few mothers to school-age children in the US Senate, I remain committed and passionate at fighting to protect our kids here in Washington. To all of Florida's students, parents, and teachers, I hope you have a safe and successful start to your new year. God bless.
no techniques found
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Senator Ashley Moody SWIPES Act
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 1:14from 2026-08-04
Hi, I'm Senator Ashley Moody. Criminals are constantly finding new ways to steal from hardworking Flidians and our seniors. One way they do this is through gift card fraud.
They steal gift cards from store shelves, secretly record the redemption information, and then put the cards back on the rack. Once a customer purchases and loads the card with money, the criminals drain the funds almost instantly. Gift card fraudsters will also call individuals pretending to be someone they are not and con victims, mostly seniors, into providing the redemption information from the gift cards.
Within the past two years, there's been two notable cases occurring in Florida where Chinese nationals engaged in gift card fraud schemes targeting grocery stores in at least five of our counties. As Florida's former attorney general, we targeted fraudsters and warned Flidians about these types of schemes. As Florida Senator, I'm continuing that important work by introducing the Swipes Act.
This measure would give law enforcement stronger tools to prosecute gift card fraud, close loopholes criminals exploit, and impose tougher penalties on those who knowingly target seniors. We have to stay one step ahead of these criminals, protect our seniors, and make sure that fraud never pays.
no techniques found
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Senator Ashley Moody Beth's Burger Bar
Official office video · Senator Ashley Moodyvideo · 0:33from 2026-08-03
It's been a great day back here in Florida where I've gotten to meet with so many people around the state excited about what we've done for workers. No tax on tip, no tax on overtime. I'm here at Beth's Burger Bar and their 70 employees are thrilled.
We are so happy to deliver this win for the folks of Florida. I'm keeping at it back in DC, so proud to get back home and report to my boss.
no techniques found
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MAXWELL ALEJANDRO FROST FOR CONGRESS: campaign for another office
Paid for by MAXWELL ALEJANDRO FROST FOR CONGRESSfrom 2026-10-222 variantsspend $0–19810,000–11,998 impressions
This Tuesday, I’ll be in Kissimmee with Angie Nixon, AOC & Nydia Velázquez.
Come see me on the timbales with my salsa band, La Orquesta Yeya, and bring your family and friends.
📅 Tues 10/27, 5PM
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Ana Maria Rodriguez Campaign: campaign for another office
Paid for by Ana Maria Rodriguez Campaignfrom 2026-09-10spend $0–991,000–1,999 impressions
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
Ana Maria Rodriguez Campaign: campaign for another office
Paid for by Ana Maria Rodriguez Campaignfrom 2026-09-10spend $200–29910,000–14,999 impressions
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.
Glittering Generalities: Vague, positive-sounding terms like 'our values' and 'champion' are used as rhetorical flourish without any specific substance.
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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, heroic wording like 'raw, unyielding determination' and 'in the thick of the battle' is meant to evoke admiration rather than convey facts.
Glittering Generalities: Vague, noble-sounding virtues such as 'bravery' and 'foundational commitment to justice' are praised without specific substance.
Exaggeration/Hyperbole: The claim that she faced arrest and reprimand 'without backing down an inch' is an absolute overstatement that heroizes the subject.
Black-and-White Fallacy: Frames the economy as serving either all Americans or only corporate interests and the wealthy few, ignoring intermediate options. Flagged: “not just corporate interests and the wealthy few”.
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