Florida Attorney General Wows Attendees at Lincoln Dinner
After a decade of serving on the judicial bench, Ashley
Moody had to resign to run for Attorney General. She understood the sacrifice it
would take, but her love for Florida and Floridians propelled her to make such
a sacrifice.
Four years ago, the people of the state of Florida elected
Ashley Moody to serve as the state's Attorney General. She considers being the
state's Top Cop the most incredible honor by Florida citizens. General Moody is
a fifth-generation Floridian and has never been more proud to be from Florida than
now. One of her top goals is to keep fighting hard to keep Florida, Florida.
She recently spoke at the Lincoln Dinner in Ft. Walton Beach,
so she drew upon the sentiments attributed to the 16th President: "America
will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms,
it will be because we destroyed ourselves." She discussed the challenges
faced over the last two years as the Federal government has disregarded our
laws and trampled our rights. The states agreed to be a part of this Union by Constitutionally
ceding only limited power to the federal government. She vowed to protect our
communities by protecting our sovereignty—the sovereignty of all Florida
citizens.
The border crisis greatly concerns General Moody. She believes
in backing sheriffs and police departments by enforcing the laws, especially
concerning those entering our country illegally and choosing to reside in
Florida. We cannot allow a breakdown in law and order caused by unvetted
illegal immigration. Drugs like fentanyl are crossing our open borders in
record numbers, causing mass overdoses. She said the amount of fentanyl seized in
the last two years alone is sufficient to kill the entire population of this
country ten times over. Yet, the amount seized is a small fraction of that entering
through open borders. Fentanyl is a chemical intended to harm the masses and is
the number one killer of adults aged 18-45. She has urged the President to
classify illicit fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction to enable a coordinated
and uniform response.
The "Women for Moody" groups (with men too) are springing
up all over the state, especially with the Federated Women's clubs. Her message
resonates with mothers because, as she stated, she is a mom first. She said her
heart breaks watching parents lose children because they are targeted on social
media with counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl. Her message resonated with everyone
when she claimed the designation by her foes and friends of fighting like a "junkyard
dog." Societal breakdowns mean that her job is progressively more
challenging every day. State attorneys with radical agendas are not elected to enforce
laws selectively, so they must choose between doing their job or finding
another.
Her husband, Justin, is a career law enforcement officer.
He, too, believes in the conservative fight. Florida remains attractive because
we value faith, freedom and family with a limited government. She and her
husband believe that her continued service at this time in our nation's history
is essential to continue the progress already made. She respects and admires those
who make the selfless decision to put on a badge, a gun, and a bullet-proof
vest. We must use the opportunities that God has given us by proactively and
positively influencing the lives of others.
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