Republican congressional candidate Scott Singer is directly challenging Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz’s ‘moderate’ and ‘pro-Israel’ image, asserting that Moskowitz’s voting record demonstrably aligns with progressive members of the Democratic Party, often referred to as ‘The Squad.’ Singer claims Moskowitz votes with ‘The Squad’ 90% of the time, citing his vote to place Rep. Ilhan Omar on the Foreign Affairs Committee despite her controversial statements, and highlighting that Moskowitz has passed no bills while reportedly trading significant amounts of stock. Singer, a former mayor of Boca Raton, contrasts this with his own record of cutting taxes, reducing crime, and maintaining a consistent pro-Israel stance, arguing that Florida’s newly redrawn 25th Congressional District, now a Republican-leaning district with a significant Jewish population, will reject Moskowitz’s voting record and embrace his own proven local leadership and conservative principles. Singer further criticizes Moskowitz for not denouncing socialism, for voting for tax hikes that he claims harm families and small businesses, and for voting against U.S.-Israel cooperation, despite his claims of being strong on Israel. Singer asserts that his own party offers unwavering support for Israel without the need for moderation, unlike Moskowitz, who he claims admits to being ostracized within his own party and unable to effectively advocate for Israel due to Democratic leadership demands.
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