Keith Gross, one of several Republicans vying to replace the outgoing Representative Neal Dunn (R-FL) in Florida's 2nd Congressional District, vows to stand with President Donald Trump and "defeat communists" in a new 30-second campaign ad.
The Ad
"President Trump said it himself: Communism is the greatest threat facing America," Gross begins, referring to Trump's June 28th Truth Social post.
Gross continues by saying that he agrees with Trump, adding, "Chinese communists are trying to steal our elections. Democrats are helping them by blocking voter ID and flooding our nation with illegals."
Earlier in July, Trump delivered a primetime address in which he revealed that declassified documents show alleged Chinese efforts to manipulate the 2020 Election by stealing over 220 million U.S. voter files.
"We cannot wait a single day in the battle to make America great again," Gross concludes. "In Congress, I will fight alongside President Trump to secure our elections, deport every illegal, and stop the communists from stealing American elections."
The District 2 Race
Gross is facing several Republican opponents in the District 2 race, including Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) Chairman Evan Power and Austin Rogers, a former general counsel to Senator Rick Scott (R-FL).
However, Gross has retained the monetary advantage, having nearly $5.7 million in his war chest in April and raising another $5 million since, with much of his campaign being self-funded.
In May, Gross vowed to join the Sharia-Free America Caucus if elected to Congress, saying in a statement, "Sharia law has no place in America. Individual liberty is a bedrock principle in our nation. We must stop inviting foreigners who move to our country and enact their belief systems. If someone comes to our nation, they should assimilate to our values, not try to push their broken ideology on Americans. I look forward to joining the No Sharia Caucus in Congress."
