Donald Trump on Truth Social endorses Senator Ashley Moody, praising her work for Florida and stating she "will not let you down."
Trump praised Senator Moody, a fifth-generation Floridian who previously served as State Attorney General for six years, for her efforts to grow the economy, cut taxes and regulations, promote "MADE IN THE U.S.A.," champion American energy dominance, secure the southern border, stop migrant crime, strengthen the military/veterans, and defend the Second Amendment.
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