Angie Nixon, the radical Democrat Senate nominee in Florida, is now claiming that Republicans are "literally trying to kill us" by using ICE to arrest illegal aliens. These people want to allow foreign terrorists to roam our country.

Angie Nixon Just Crushed a Republican Talking Point “I don’t support abolishing prisons. I support abolishing for-profit prisons.” Public safety should protect people, not generate corporate profits. Florida voters understand the difference.

Angie Nixon Just Gave Democrats a Lesson in Fighting Back “If wanting your neighbor to afford their insulin is radical, then call me a radical. “If believing a mother shouldn’t have to work three jobs to keep a roof over her family’s head is extreme, then call me extreme.” Nixon was outspent roughly 16 to 1 and still won Florida’s Democratic Senate primary by 12 points. Then she looked directly toward November: “Ashley Moody can call us whatever she wants. But in November, she will call me Senator.” This is what fighting for working people sounds like.

President Nixon’s administration did not wipe out (or even meaningfully reduce) the U.S. national debt using proceeds from the 1971–1973 U.S. Treasury Gold revaluations. The “Proceeds” and Impact on Debt ⭕️ The 1973 revaluation increased the book value of U.S. gold reserves (then around 260+ million ounces) by roughly $1.2 billion. This created a paper profit that was monetized via gold certificates issued to the Federal Reserve, slightly boosting Treasury cash holdings. ⭕️ Compare this to the national debt: • ~$398 billion in 1971. • ~$458 billion in 1973. ⭕️ The $1.2 billion gain was tiny—less than 0.3% of the debt—and the debt continued to rise in subsequent years due to ongoing deficits, not decline to zero or near-zero. 🎯The Nixon Gold revaluations were not a debt-erasing windfall.