Representative Brian Mast (R-FL) has endorsed U.S. House District 25 hopeful Bryan Leib (R). Leib is running against Christopher Eddy and Rubin Young in the primary election, and could face off withincumbent Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) in the general election.
Rep. Mast’s approval joins a flurry of influential political figures including two Members of Congress from the Sunshine State – Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL) and Cory Mills (R-FL).
"I am thrilled to join with my friends Byron (Donalds) & Cory (Mills) in endorsing America First candidate Bryan Leib for Congress. Bryan will fight alongside me to secure our border, stand with the State of Israel, & ensure our veterans are supported. He has my complete & total endorsement!" said Mast.
Leib said he was “honored” to receive Mast’s endorsement, and added that he would “never back down” and “never compromise” while serving in Washington, D.C.
"I am honored to have the support of one of America’s most respected patriots serving in Congress. Brian is now the sixth sitting Member of Congress to endorse our America First campaign,” said Leib. “Brian fights every single in Congress for our America First Agenda and to support President Donald J. Trump. Next year in Congress, Brian, along with Cory and Bryon, and residents of Florida’s 25th Congressional District can count on me to fight for the future of America. I will never back down. I will never compromise. America First all the way!”
This endorsement from Mast came on the same day that The Floridian shared that his primary opponent in District 21 – supposed Christian pastor Rick Wiles (R) – called him a “traitor” for serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
He also stated, “Brian Mast is an Israel agent embedded in Congress. He is a national security risk. Mast should not have access to any national security documents or information that would be helpful to Israel. You cannot serve two countries with or without legs.”
In speaking to Israeli officials with knowledge of foreigners volunteering in the IDF, The Floridian has learned that Mast and others before him who volunteered with the IDF did not have to swear an oath or make a commitment to the Jewish State.
Florida’s primary election – for both Leib and Mast – is Aug. 20.
