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"I didn’t believe you would go this low": Rep. Ro Khanna hits back at JD Vance after VP says Angie Nixon should be told she doesn’t "belong in America"

Vance told a Florida rally that Nixon should leave America because of her socialist views.

"I didn’t believe you would go this low": Rep. Ro Khanna hits back at JD Vance after VP says Angie Nixon should be told she doesn’t "belong in America"
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At a Florida rally, Vice President J.D. Vance said Senate candidate Angie Nixon should leave America because of her socialist views, prompting responses from Nixon and Rep. Ro Khanna. Nixon and Khanna criticized Vance, while Sen. Bernie Sanders posted support for Nixon.

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J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States

Vice president who criticized Senate candidate Angie Nixon at a rally

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Ro Khanna
D · CA-17

Representative who criticized Vance’s remarks about Nixon

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Senate candidate who responded to Vance’s remarks

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President mentioned in Vance’s account of Nixon’s positions

Bernie Sanders
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Senator who posted support for Nixon

Ashley Moody
R · FL · SEN

Senator and Nixon’s opponent in the Florida Senate race

Former Democratic primary opponent of Nixon

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JD Vance Speaks at Political Rally in Lakeland

Vance said Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon did not belong in America because she calls herself a socialist, during a Florida campaign appearance. Left-leaning outlets frame the remarks as exclusionary and highlight criticism of Vance, with one account also disputing his claims about Nixon’s policing and prison views. Center outlets focus on Nixon’s response and online reactions. Right-leaning outlets place Vance’s criticism of Democrats alongside his support for Republican candidates.

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