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'It's A Power Grab': Florida Attorney General Candidate Aramis Ayala Wants To Hold Gov. Ron DeSantis Accountable

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Ayala has used her campaign as almost a shadow cabinet, informing the public about what legally should be happening and pointing to better ways the state could serve the people.

The post 'It's A Power Grab': Florida Attorney General Candidate Aramis Ayala Wants To Hold Gov. Ron DeSantis Accountable appeared first on NewsOne.

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