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Communist Getaways On Whose Dime? What Democratic Socialists Must Hand Over

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Valdes, A. (2026, November 10). Communist Getaways On Whose Dime? What Democratic Socialists Must Hand Over. The Daily Wire. https://www.dailywire.com/news/communist-getaways-on-whose-dime-what-democratic-socialists-must-hand-over

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The Daily Wire · collected 2026-11-10 · by Andie Valdes

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Republican Attorney General James Uthmeier of Florida issued a subpoena to the Democratic Socialists of America on Tuesday, demanding records related to potential foreign contributions tied to DSA delegations and travel fundraising. The investigation focuses particularly on support from Cuba and China and whether the organization adhered to Florida’s fundraising laws. Uthmeier’s office is examining recent trips by DSA members to both countries, including a trip in October 2025 where 40 members visited Cuba along with elected officials.
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Republican Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier subpoenaed the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) on November 10, 2026, under Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The subpoena demands documents related to alleged foreign donations from countries like China and Cuba, focusing on DSA delegations and travel fund solicitations. Uthmeier stated that his office is investigating whether the DSA violated state law by accepting contributions from "foreign sources of concern," including the regimes in Cuba and China, and if its fundraising has been fully transparent and lawful. This action comes a week after the first DSA-backed candidate won a seat in the Florida Legislature, prompting renewed scrutiny over foreign influence in U.S. politics.

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Florida AG Subpoenas DSA Over Foreign Donations
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China Cuba DSA Florida the Democratic Socialists of America

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Florida GPE · 6× Cuba GPE · 5× China GPE · 4× DSA ORG · 4× Uthmeier PERSON · 3× James Uthmeier PERSON · 2× the Democratic Socialists of America ORG · 2× Floridians NORP · 1× Political Committee ORG · 1× Republican NORP · 1×

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— Attorney General James Uthmeier (@AGJamesUthmeier) November 10, 2026 “We are examining whether DSA accepted contributions or support from foreign sources of concern, including the regimes in Cuba and China, and whether its fundraising from Florida donors has been fully transparent and lawful,” he said.
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2026-11-11 · The Daily Wire
Communist Getaways On Whose Dime? What Democratic Socialists Must Hand Over · assertive framing

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Florida Republican Attorney General James Uthmeier issued a subpoena to the Democratic Socialists of America on Tuesday, demanding records as his office investigates whether the group accepted money or other support from foreign adversaries, including Cuba and China. asserted
group → issue → Cuba
Uthmeier said the inquiry focuses on foreign contributions tied to DSA delegations and travel fundraising, as well as whether the organization complied with Florida’s fundraising laws. asserted
organization → say → laws
The subpoena was issued under Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. asserted
subpoena → issue → Act
“Floridians who give to organizations operating in our state have a right to know where that money comes from, and how it is used,” Uthmeier said in a video. asserted
Uthmeier → give → video
Today my office issued a subpoena to the Democratic Socialists of America. asserted
office → issue → America
We’re examining foreign contributions—including from Cuba and China—tied to their delegations and travel fund solicitations. asserted
We → examine → delegations
FL law requires transparency. asserted
law → require → transparency
We will hold those who break the law accountable. asserted
who → hold → law
— Attorney General James Uthmeier (@AGJamesUthmeier) November 10, 2026 “We are examining whether DSA accepted contributions or support from foreign sources of concern, including the regimes in Cuba and China, and whether its fundraising from Florida donors has been fully transparent and lawful,” he said. asserted
he → examine → donors
The inquiry includes trips by DSA delegations to both countries and efforts to raise money for those trips. asserted
inquiry → include → trips
“This includes scrutiny of recent DSA delegations to Cuba, where national leaders and National Political Committee members met with Cuban government officials, as well as a delegation to China,” he said. asserted
he → include → China
“It also covers travel fund solicitations that sought tens of thousands of dollars to cover costs for those trips, and related activities involving Florida chapters.” asserted
that → cover → chapters
The group’s site says it sent 40 members, along with elected officials, to Cuba in October 2025. asserted
it → say → October
“Our laws prohibit accepting contributions from foreign sources of concern. asserted
laws → prohibit → concern
They require organizations to be honest and transparent about how money is raised and used,” Uthmeier said. asserted
Uthmeier → require → organizations
“We will follow the facts. asserted
We → follow → facts
We will enforce the law. asserted
We → enforce → law
And we will not allow foreign adversaries to influence Florida through the back door of nonprofit funding,” he added. asserted
he → allow → funding
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