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Angry Angie Nixon Accuses Democrats of 'Racism' and Only Wanting Her 'Labor' After Losing Despite Blue Tsunami: Socialist Launches PAC

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Latest source publication: November 13, 2026 at 3:16 PM Mountain Time

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Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon (D), who lost to GOP incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody in last week’s midterm elections, called Democratic strategist James Carville a “racist” in a Thursday night interview, adding he should “go retire.” “That man is a racist,” Nixon told former MS NOW commentator Joy Reid during an appearance on “The Joy…
Source excerpt · The Hill · November 13, 2026 at 3:16 PM Mountain Time · Original source

Angie Nixon—the Democratic Socialist nominee for Senate in Florida who lost her election by 3 points despite the "blue tsunami" that swept many far-left Democrats to surprise victories—is keeping busy since her loss, accusing Democrats of racism, starting her own PAC, and lashing out at critics. The post Angry Angie Nixon Accuses Democrats of 'Racism' and Only Wanting Her 'Labor' After Losing Despite Blue Tsunami:…
Source excerpt · Washington Free Beacon · November 13, 2026 at 10:30 AM Mountain Time · Original source

On Nov. 3, Peach State voters gathered at the polls to cast their ballots in what would turn out to give several victories to the Democratic Socialists of America. The DSA backed two winning candidates in Georgia: Mathewos Samson, who ran for House District 58, and incumbent Rep. Gabriel Sanchez, who ran for reelection to...
Source excerpt · The Daily Signal · November 13, 2026 at 8:00 AM Mountain Time · Original source

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Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon (D), who lost to GOP incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody in last week’s midterm elections, called Democratic strategist James Carville a “racist” in a Thursday night interview, adding he should “go retire.” “That man is a racist,” Nixon told former MS NOW commentator Joy Reid during an appearance on “The Joy…
Source excerpt · The Hill · November 13, 2026 at 3:16 PM Mountain Time · Original source

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Angie Nixon—the Democratic Socialist nominee for Senate in Florida who lost her election by 3 points despite the "blue tsunami" that swept many far-left Democrats to surprise victories—is keeping busy since her loss, accusing Democrats of racism, starting her own PAC, and lashing out at critics. The post Angry Angie Nixon Accuses Democrats of 'Racism' and Only Wanting Her 'Labor' After Losing Despite Blue Tsunami:…
Source excerpt · Washington Free Beacon · November 13, 2026 at 10:30 AM Mountain Time · Original source

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