Angie Nixon says Vance is telling the descendants of the people who built the country that they don't belong

Angie NixonFlorida state representative and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, posting on X

In the second post of her thread, Nixon writes that the 'most ordinary man imaginable' came to her home state to tell her to 'get out of America,' and contrasts that with the people who built the country and their descendants.

“Imagine standing on the shoulders of the ppl who built this country & then telling their descendants they don't belong here”

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Angie Nixon on X: 'Imagine standing on the shoulders of the ppl who built this country' · Angie NixonX post

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Angie Nixon on X: 'But this is my home' · Angie NixonX post

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Open source (opens in a new tab)In Lakeland visit, JD Vance says Angie Nixon 'doesn't belong in America'Article

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JD Vance tells Angie Nixon to 'get the hell out of here' over her socialist label; Nixon says Florida is her home

At a campaign rally in Lakeland, Florida, on October 1, 2026, Vice President JD Vance said that when Angie Nixon, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida, calls herself a socialist, the right response is to say 'then get the hell out of here. You don't belong in America, if those are your views.' Nixon answered on X that Florida is her home and that her ancestors built the country. Rep. Ro Khanna wrote that Vance had told a Black woman descended from enslaved people to leave America, and Richard Grenell replied that Khanna's 'Victim Culture' should get out too.

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Second post of a two-part thread by Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon on October 1, 2026, responding to Vance's remarks about her at the Lakeland rally.

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First post of a two-part thread by Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon on October 1, 2026, responding to Vance's remarks about her at the Lakeland rally.

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In Lakeland visit, JD Vance says Angie Nixon 'doesn't belong in America' (opens in a new tab)Article

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Florida Phoenix report by Mitch Perry, republished by WLRN, on Vance's October 1 rally in Lakeland. It quotes his remarks about Nixon and the written statement Nixon issued in response.

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At a rally in Lakeland on October 1, Vance said that when Nixon calls herself a socialist, the right response is to say 'get the hell out of here.' In the first post of her thread, Nixon wrote that Vance and Moody are used to running away from people, 'But this is my home.'

After the quotation

In a written statement quoted by the Florida Phoenix, Nixon said that wanting lower property insurance and health care for everyday families is not un-American, and that she was 'not going any damn place.'

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The case concerns Vance's statement at the Lakeland rally that Nixon should 'get the hell out of here' and does not belong in America if she calls herself a socialist. Nixon rejects the remark and criticizes Vance for telling the descendants of the people who built the country that they don't belong, which condemns it.

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The Dispute Index. "Angie Nixon says Vance is telling the descendants of the people who built the country that they don't belong". First published: 2026-10-30. Last updated: 2026-10-30. https://disputeindex.com/events/7371-in-the-second-post-of-her-thread-nixon