Florida Dems call for resignations amid Hope Florida leak, while DeSantis claims investigation was designed to 'smear' his wife — Ashley Moody | ChamberLight
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Florida Democrats called for resignations after a grand jury report said $10 million in Medicaid funds was misappropriated and used for political activities. Gov. Ron DeSantis defended the transfer and said the investigation was designed to smear his wife; the report led to no criminal charges.
Florida Senate candidate who called for Moody and others to resign and said she would file complaints.
ALSO MENTIONED James Uthmeier, Florida attorney general criticized in the report and by Democrats, who called for his resignation.; Casey DeSantis, Florida first lady who started the Hope Florida initiative.; David Jolly, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful who called for the investigation to be reopened.; Alex Andrade, Republican state representative who provided information that became a catalyst for the grand jury investigation.; Jason Weida, DeSantis's chief of staff, criticized in the grand jury report and named in a planned complaint.; Jose Javier Rodriguez, Democratic candidate for attorney general who called for Uthmeier to resign.; Nikki Fried, Florida Democratic Party chair who condemned the reported transfer.
Florida Senate candidate who called for Moody and others to resign and said she would file complaints.
ALSO MENTIONED James Uthmeier, Florida attorney general criticized in the report and by Democrats, who called for his resignation.; Casey DeSantis, Florida first lady who started the Hope Florida initiative.; David Jolly, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful who called for the investigation to be reopened.; Alex Andrade, Republican state representative who provided information that became a catalyst for the grand jury investigation.; Jason Weida, DeSantis's chief of staff, criticized in the grand jury report and named in a planned complaint.; Jose Javier Rodriguez, Democratic candidate for attorney general who called for Uthmeier to resign.; Nikki Fried, Florida Democratic Party chair who condemned the reported transfer.
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