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JD Vance rallies Florida Republicans for Moody, Donalds in tight 2026 midterms

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Video: JD Vance rallies Florida Republicans for Moody, Donalds in tight 2026 midterms

JD Vance rallies Florida Republicans for Moody, Donalds in tight 2026 midterms

Oct 1, 2026

In a Lakeland, Florida rally, Vice President JD Vance introduced and endorsed statewide Republican candidates including Sen. Ashley Moody (seeking full term after appointment), Rep. Byron Donalds (for governor to succeed term-limited Ron DeSantis), and others. He highlighted their records on public safety, immigration enforcement, food transparency, post-storm aid, and insurance reform for homeowners. Vance recounted a humorous RNC anecdote about Donalds, defended law enforcement with the story of wounded Deputy Moon, and criticized Democratic opponents Angie Nixon (self-described socialist with a 'Cafe Resistance' bookstore) and David Jolly (former Republican turned MSNBC/CNN pundit) as radicals who support defund-the-police policies, higher taxes, and government control of schools. The speech reviewed the Trump administration's claimed accomplishments over 18 months: 1 million new U.S. jobs (60,000 in Florida), inflation reduction from 8% under Biden to below 2-3%, falling rents, sharp drug price drops via pressure on pharma, new tax deductions for tips/overtime/Social Security/car loans, ending DEI, border enforcement with no releases of illegal immigrants, ~50% drop in Florida fentanyl deaths, historic violent crime decline including a 126-year low murder rate, and aggressive fraud prosecutions (including a Haiti-related PPP scam). Vance framed the November 3 election as a choice between continued America First policies and a return to Biden-Harris 'failed' approaches.

Source: Forbes Breaking News

Video: Trump Defends Midterm Convention Viewership After Paxton Says It Hurt His Senate Bid

Trump Defends Midterm Convention Viewership After Paxton Says It Hurt His Senate Bid

Oct 1, 2026

The Forbes Breaking News segment features President Trump responding to a reporter's question about Texas AG and Senate candidate Ken Paxton privately complaining that the Republican midterm convention in Dallas hurt his and other Republicans' polling numbers. Trump says he hadn't heard the report but calls the September 9-10 event 'amazing,' highlights its novelty as the first such midterm convention, and repeatedly cites 107 million views compared to 25 million for an NFL game that weekend. He argues it helped others, was a big story, and will likely be repeated. The clip relies on Trump's on-camera statements with no additional guests, experts, or independent data presented. It does not reference the leaked audio from a private fundraiser obtained by The New York Times, Nielsen ratings, or White House clarifications on social media impressions.

Source: Forbes Breaking News