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Salzman says she has $250K pledge, awaits word from God

   November 16, 2024  Leave a comment
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State Rep. Michelle Salzman has a fever to run for Matt Gaetz’s vacant congressional seat and has been racking up cell phone minutes seeking campaign donations for the special election. The District 1 state lawmaker cannot accept checks until the election dates are announced and after she files to run.

Yesterday, Salzman tried to push the issue, announcing that she has received $250,000 in commitments. She has God to help her discern whether she would run. Shouldn’t she have done that before she asked for money?

FACEBOOK POST:

“Over a quarter of a million dollars in pledges in two days, and I haven’t even started!

What’s weighing on my mind the most? My constituents…. The people of Northwest Florida. You are my number one priority, and before I make my final decision, I must know it’s best for YOU.

Praying for God’s discernment and to do HIS will above all. Stay tuned… things will be decided very quickly.”

Photo by Souvik Banerjee on Unsplash

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