Florida Senate Race: Nixon Denies Prison Abolition Stance While Moody's Epstein Probe Draws Scrutiny

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How the sides differ Right sources focus on Nixon's comments about prisons and jailing Moody; alternative sources focus on Moody's Epstein probe and campaign donors, with no overlap in topic.

Coverage centers on Florida Sen. Ashley Moody (R) and the race for her seat. Right-leaning outlets report that Democratic challenger Angie Nixon, described as a Democratic Socialists of America member, denied wanting to abolish prisons during a CNN appearance, saying she wants Moody jailed. An alternative outlet reports that Moody, as state attorney general, found nothing in an investigation of the work-release program Jeffrey Epstein abused. It adds that donors linked to Epstein later gave heavily to her Senate campaign.

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Alternative DSDrop Site NewsAfter Ashley Moody Epstein Probe, Donors Linked to Him Poured Money Into her Senate Campaign

Presents Moody's Epstein work-release probe as turning up nothing, and highlights Epstein-linked donors funding her Senate campaign afterward.

Right · 2 sources BBreitbartFlorida Democrat Angie Nixon Denies Wanting to Abolish Prisons Because She Wants Opponent Sen. Ashley Moody 'Locked Up and Punished'

• DWDaily WireDem Pushes Back On Claims She Wants To Abolish Prisons, Argues For Jailing Opponent

Portrays Nixon's CNN remarks as contradictory, stressing her DSA membership and her wish to see Moody jailed while denying prison abolition.