Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, who is set to become a U.S. senator, has announced her plans to push for an audit of the Federal Reserve. She aims to address the issue of inflation, which she believes has been fueled by the actions of the Federal Reserve.
Moody has also expressed her strong stance against government spending, emphasizing the need for fiscal responsibility. She has highlighted the importance of reducing unnecessary expenditures and ensuring a financially secure future for the country.
With the impending departure of Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., to serve as Secretary of State in the new administration, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has nominated Moody to fill Rubio's Senate seat.
Moody has outlined her commitment to confirming judges and justices who align with the values and principles of the Founding Fathers. She specifically mentioned Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito as examples of the kind of jurists she would support.
Furthermore, Moody has pledged to prioritize border security and the enforcement of immigration laws. She has expressed her support for President Trump's initiatives to strengthen border security, including building a wall and removing individuals who have entered the country unlawfully.
DeSantis has echoed Moody's sentiments, emphasizing the need to make illegal immigration illegal again. He has shown his support for Moody's stance on immigration and border security.
With bipartisan support expected for Moody's confirmation as a U.S. senator, she is likely to assume her new role without significant opposition. Her platform of fiscal responsibility, judicial conservatism, and strong border security measures has garnered attention and approval from various quarters.
