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JD Vance says Angie Nixon 'doesn't belong in America' at Florida rally

politicsOct 2, 2026897,054

At a Republican rally in Lakeland, Florida, Vice President JD Vance told Florida state representative and Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon that she “doesn’t belong in America,” saying “then get the hell out of here. You don’t belong in America,” a moment captured on video and reported by Florida Phoenix. Nixon, who is running for the U.S. Senate, pushed back onstage and in subsequent interviews, saying “Imagine standing on the shoulders of the people who built this country and then telling their descendants they don’t belong here” and “This is my home,” and later adding “I’m not going any damn place.” The remark prompted immediate criticism across social and political channels and became a focal point for Nixon’s allies, who highlighted the exchange while urging support and donations for her campaign. Local and national coverage, including a posted video of the speech, has amplified the clash as Nixon seeks to broaden her appeal in the Florida Senate contest ahead of November.

Aaron Rupar
@atrupar.com

just catching up on JD Vance telling Hannity that Jeffrey Epstein is actually "a great character reference" for Donald Trump 😳

25747d ago
The Tennessee Holler
@thetnholler.bsky.social

“unilaterally change the world without having to constantly convince people… tech is an incredible alternative to politics…” JD Vance & Trump-backing billionaire Peter Thiel making it clear tech oligarchs hate democracy👇🏽 When they tell you what they’re doing, believe them

8498d ago
Tom Joscelyn
@tomjoscelyn.bsky.social

Look how casually Vice President JD Vance mentions the possibility of political violence (“kind of insane that we didn’t have a revolution”) when discussing white men’s grievances. White identity politics (white nationalism) is central to his worldview.

2187d ago
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Garrett M. Graff148

Also, plenty of effort to launch a revolution by white men, including McVeigh bombing in Oklahoma City and the Bundy Ranch and Malheur Wildlife Refuge. Plus Charlottesville. It’s not a lack of trying. I did a whole podcast about this: longshadowpodcast.com/podcasts/ris...

Amarnath Amarasingam24

I have several follow up questions, Vance lol

Simon Rosenberg7

Under the Biden administration, the FBI listed white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups as the greatest domestic terror threat to the US. Under the Trump regime, the #FarRight is running the country.

Matt Ortega4

"Entertainment made fun of us white guys while we enjoy most of the blessings of America and that's unfair." Scenes like this one must really upset people like JD Vance.

Shawn Gilmore4

Ta-Nehisi Coates & Leinil Yu, Captain America #2 (Marvel, 2018)

Adam Miller2

It’s because enough of us aren’t whiny losers, JD

calizaybak.bsky.social2

There was a revolution in America and the white males won and have been in full power for 98.45% of the last 250 years since.

Jonathan Feingold2

And only a week ago the NH Libertarian party posted on X “we openly support the assassination of basically every elected Democrat in New Hampshire.” Ain’t a “political polarization” problem.

Nikolaj Bill2

I was going to post the Jesse, what the hell are you talking about meme, but the truth is a lot of this is the brain rot of the X algorithm. They were obsessed with a Turner Diairies type Revolution before Elon bought it, and it’s only gotten worse since it’s become a Nazi Bar echo chamber.

Michael Samonek2

White male grievance is the most loser shit of all loser shit ever invented. And I say that as a white male. Quit whining you fucking crybabies. We're playing this game on 'easy.' God forbid we have to run it on "medium" while everyone else is still on 'hard.'

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