Bernie Sanders sends millions to Florida to help Angie Nixon in race progressives say leadership left behind
Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont is allocating part of his $23 million campaign funds to support Florida State Representative Angie Nixon’s bid to challenge Republican Attorney General Ashley Moody for a U.S. Senate seat. Sanders is investing in Nixon’s campaign despite her concerns that the Democratic establishment has not fully committed to her. Additionally, Sanders is backing Minnesota candidates Peggy Flanagan for Senate and Keith Ellison for Attorney General, as reported by Politico. This strategic funding demonstrates Sanders’s efforts to bolster candidates aligned with socialist principles in key races across the country.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is taking his war chest to Florida to help boost socialist state Rep. Angie Nixon in her race challenging Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) for the Sunshine State seat in the U.S. upper chamber.
Sanders is taking some of the $23 million his campaign has in the bank and investing in Nixon’s campaign, along with Minnesota Senate and attorney general candidates Peggy Flanagan and Keith Ellison, respectively, according to Politico. Sanders’s investment in Nixon’s Florida race comes at a time when she has raised concerns that the Democratic establishment has not fully invested in her candidacy.
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