The Angie Nixon Question David Jolly Won’t Have to Answer – Alive Tampa Bay

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David Jolly, the Democratic candidate for governor of Florida, says he rejects socialism.
Fine. But by refusing to debate Republican Byron Donalds, Jolly avoids an important question:
Which policies of Angie Nixon, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, do you support, and which do you reject?
Nixon is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. She backs Medicare for All, student-debt cancellation, a national rent freeze, free childcare, a $25 federal minimum wage and a billionaire wealth tax.
By refusing to debate Donalds, Jolly avoids having to explain, on stage and on live television, where he agrees or disagrees with Nixon’s big-government, big-spending agenda.
That’s a debate Floridian’s deserve to hear.
From the NewsTalk 1040 studios, I’m Greg C. Truax.
Greg C. Truax is president of GCTMediaGroup, a film production studio, online magazine publisher, radio commentator, and creator of written and broadcast opinion commentary.

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