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Nixon defends call to put opponent Moody in jail

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Nixon defends call to put opponent Moody in jail

Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon defended her recent call to put her GOP opponent Sen.

Ashley Moody (R-Fl.) in jail over accusations she approved of mishandling taxpayer funds into a charity called “Hope Florida.” Appearing on CBS’s “Face the Nation” Saturday, Nixon was asked whether her calls for Moody to be “locked up and punished...

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