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Ahead of 200th Anniversary of Naval Presence in Pensacola, Senator Ashley Moody Receives Briefing at NAS Pensacola & Discusses Legislative Priorities with Base Leadership

  Click here and here for B-roll footage PENSACOLA, Fla. — Today, Senator Ashley Moody received a briefing from Naval Air Station Pensacola base leadership to discuss the critical importance of the Navy and Coast Guard’s presence in the Florida panhandle and share legislative priorities. Naval Air Station Pensacola is known as the “Cradle of Naval Aviation” and is where all Naval and Marine Corps aviators begin their training, and Senator Moody is committed to ensuring that Florida remains at the forefront of military readiness. Senator Ashley Moody said, “Florida is home to a massive military presence that plays a critical role instrengthening our nation’s security with 21 military bases and three combatant commands.

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Senator Ashley Moody Joins Victoria’s Voice Foundation to Bring Awareness to Lifesaving Overdose Reversal Drug Naloxone

  WASHINGTON, D.C.— Today, Senator Ashley Moody joined the Victoria’s Voice Foundation to share remarks at their 3rd Annual National Naloxone Awareness Day celebration event on Capitol Hill. The Victoria’s Voice Foundation was founded following David and Jackie Siegel’s worst nightmare when their 18-year-old daughter Victoria died of a drug overdose on June 6, 2015. Following this horrific event, David and Jackie founded Victoria’s Voice whose mission is committed to turning the tragedy of Victoria’s death into a national platform for drug awareness, prevention and saving lives from overdose.   Additionally, Senator Ashley Moody and Senator Rick Scott introduced the National Naloxone Awareness Day

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On 100th Anniversary of Landmark Parental Rights in Education Ruling, Senator Ashley Moody Pushes for Action on Steps of the Supreme Court

Click image above to view Senator Moody’s remarks WASHINGTON, D.C.— Senator Ashley Moody today gave remarks in support of school choice and standing up for parental rights in education in front of the Supreme Court of the United States in celebration of 100 years since the Pierce v. Society of Sisters decision. The ruling protected parents’ right to choose how and where their children are educated, affirming that government cannot mandate children to attend public school. Senator Moody was joined by Education Secretary Linda McMahon, Representatives Mary Miller and Kat Cammack, as well as Moms for Liberty, Alliance Defending Freedom, and Defending Education. Senator

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