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... that after her election as Florida's agriculture commissioner, Nikki Fried was sworn into office using the first Hebrew Bible published in the United States? Source: "And on Tuesday, Nikki Fried, the lone Democrat to win statewide office in Florida, was sworn in as commissioner of agriculture using the first Hebrew Bible published in America." ([1])
ALT1:... that Nikki Fried actively considered making aliyah to Israel and joining the Israel Defense Forces? Source: "[...] said Fried, who says she seriously contemplated making aliyah and joining the Israel Defense Forces while in high school." ([2])
ALT2:... that Nikki Fried partly delivered the keynote address at the 2020 Democratic National Convention? Source: "Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried [...] joined 16 other rising Democratic leaders Tuesday night to give what the Democratic National Convention called “a new kind of keynote.”" ([3]
Overall: As for now, I'd prefer ALT0, I'm not sure how many get what an Aliyah is (I didn't know; maybe reword in the sense of "gain Israeli citizenship" and wikilink to Aliyah?). If not, let's just settle with ALT0, or leave it to the prepper:) Paradise Chronicle (talk) 00:00, 2 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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Under personal life/early life:
Nikki's mother is a Democrat, where her father is a staunch Republican.
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As for now, I'd prefer ALT0, I'm not sure how many get what an Aliyah is (I didn't know; maybe reword in the sense of "gain Israeli citizenship" and wikilink to Aliyah?). If not, let's just settle with ALT0, or leave it to the prepper:) Paradise Chronicle (talk) 00:00, 2 July 2021 (UTC)
