The 2024 primary season in Florida is shaping up to be a doozy with unprecedented lunacy. Florida has had its share of tinfoil-hat-wearing conspiracy theorists run for office. Now, in addition to some unserious fringe candidates that many used to laugh at, we have a few Republicans spewing persistent, nonstop, seemingly obsessive antisemitic rhetoric.
One candidate who needs to be exposed now is running to be the Republican nominee for State Rep. HD 94, Gabrielle Fox. “Gabby” has posted dangerous antisemitic rhetoric all over social media, including blood libels and “fake Jew” conspiracy theories. Additionally, Florida Jolt has received text messages from a source that shows Fox making multiple insults about “Joos” and “Jooskis.” Fox went as far as to send out a meme claiming that “Jews suck baby penis.”
Fox is one of the names we didn’t release in our post-PBC Republican Party Must Oust Antisemitic Members Now
In a conversation with another antisemitic Republican, Fox posted:
Update 7/24/24: The Palm Beach Post has picked up Florida Jolt’s expose:
GOP House candidate Gabrielle Fox called out for posting alleged anti-Semitic comments
Below is part of a text conversation with Fox that was leaked to Florida Jolt, where Fox posted a disgusting “meme” accusing Jews, Governor Ron DeSantis, and Ben Shapiro of pedophilia.
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More leaked texts and social media posts by Fox.
As hard as this is to believe, some organizations have endorsed Fox. As a result of Fox’s social media posts, Veterans for Trump sent Fox a letter rescinding their endorsement, citing her anti-Israel posts as the reason. They also posted her offensive comments on their site and endorsed Republican candidate Meg Weinberger instead.
Florida Jolt’s Jack Furnari called Fox, and the conversation was enlightening. She admitted she lost the Veterans for Trump endorsement but claimed it happened because the Weinbergers paid off the organization. She also claimed that President Donald Trump, who she described in a Tweet as “flawed,” was paid off to endorse Weinberger.
Furnari: The Weinbergers have said that Veterans for Trump rescinded your endorsement, but we can’t find a record of it. Did that, in fact, happen?
Fox: After the Weinbergers made a big donation to Veterans for Trump, they did rescind my endorsement for my supposed antisemitism.
Furnari never actually said anything about antisemitism; she did. The conversation continued;
Fox: But how come every endorsement the Weinbergers have gotten has come after they donated to the person or group who endorsed them?
Furnari: Like Donald Trump?
Fox: Him and everyone else.
In a separate communication with Fox, she sent Florida Jolt a document that Fox claims was sent to her by an anonymous person and says:
This was forwarded to me and others via an anonymous author. My colleagues and I verified the figures/facts with public record. FEC site and FL DOS site, as well as her published social media posts and campaign site. This was as of mid June apparently, perhaps there’s been more since. ~Gabrielle Fox
The document says in part:
Following the endorsement of Meg by Donald Trump’s team in June 2024, a Trump Team associate revealed that proper vetting procedures were not followed for Meg Weinberger. Donations from the Weinbergers totaling $38,517 flowed into the Trump Joint Fundraising Committee and other Trump PACs from 2023-2024,
Editors Note: The original post said that Fox “wrote” the document when Fox claims not to have written the anonymous document, and we’ve changed our post to reflect that.
The Weinbergers have donated to people who have endorsed Meg Weinberger for HD 94. This is not illegal, and it’s a common practice. I’ll tell you one thing: If you tell me where I can get a billionaire to do my bidding for 38K and change, I’m all in. President Trump spends more on golf balls in a month. It’s an absurd accusation.
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After the conversation with Furnari, Veterans for Trump’s legal counsel responded to our inquiries and confirmed the information, which can be seen here.
Antisemitic conspiracy theories are just a part of Fox’s shtick. In addition to saying that President Trump and anyone who has endorsed Meg Weinberger has been bribed to do so, she blamed Governor Ron DeSantis for the lousy weather she said Florida had been experiencing for several weeks. After all, what good is a nice shiny tin foil hat without “chemtrails?”
Meanwhile, an organization not recognized by the Republican Party of Florida (RPOF), called The Republican Assembly, has not rescinded its endorsement of Fox and continues to support her.
According to Fox’s laughable Kamala-like word salad website, she is a member of several Republican organizations, like the Republican Executive Committee (REC) of Palm Beach County. She is also on the North Palm Beach Chamber Government Affairs Committee. Fox is also a member of the Florida Republican Assembly, the Palm Beach Republican Club, and the Palm Beach Young Republicans. She is on the Palm Beach County Republican Party REC Election Integrity Committee and endorsed by a little-known group, Florida Family Action.
These are the people who’ve donated to Fox’s campaign. We’ve redacted the addresses, but all this is public information and can be found at MyFlorida.com
Antisemitism is unacceptable in the Republican Party.
Gabrielle Fox has every right as an American citizen to post any vile and hateful comments about any group she wants, but all of us, as moral people and children of God, have not just a right but a responsibility to condemn Fox and any group or individual that supports her.
We will not be silent.
We reject hate, and we will not rest until all Jew haters are driven from the leadership ranks of the local Republican Party.
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Tracy Caruso is the President/Owner of Delray Beach Executive Suites. In December of 2022, she was appointed by Governor DeSantis as a commissioner to the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. She is also a certified rape crisis counselor and trained literacy advocate. She currently serves on many boards includingThe Hispanic Vote and Propel. Tracy is married to State Representative Mike Caruso. She’s a stepmother of 7 and a mother of 2 toy poodles.
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