EXCLUSIVE: Socialist Angie Nixon Has Received $70K in Unexplained Wages This Year From Obscure Company Run by Anti-ICE Activist
Building Blocks Strategies, which appears to be housed at a shared workspace in Miami, has ties to the Nixon campaign, which does not pay her a salary
A mysterious company linked to a high-level anti-ICE activist has paid Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon at least $70,000 in personal wage income this year for unknown services, even as she runs for federal office. The wages, which helped Nixon break even after years of negative net worth, raise additional questions about her opaque personal finances, which are already the subject of a criminal referral from an ethics watchdog.
Peggy Flanagan and Tim Walz Steered Millions To Pay for Disgusting ‘Booty Bumping’ Kits that Help Junkies Take Drugs Through ‘the Rectum’
Minnesota requires the provider of the booty bumping kits to also give junkies voter registration materials
Mamdani's New Criminal Justice Czar Called for 'Abolishing the Police,' Accused Cops of 'Enforcing White Supremacy,' Demanded 'Reparations,' Deleted Comments Reveal
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Exclusive Q&A: Breaking the Ice With Abdul El-Sayed
The Michigan Democrat running for US Senate puts his winning personality on…
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Glamboy senator's makeup tab climbs to $4,636 in latest financial disclosure
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