Frederica Wilson Is MIA!

Just because you're a sorority sister doesn't shit. Pro Israel Democrat Frederica Wilson is among members that need to be defeated in a primary. 

Gov. Ron DeSantis has officially signed the new Florida congressional map which eliminates three congressional districts that Democrats held prominently.

It is a desperate attempt to hold onto power as the Sunshine state is facing a crisis.

People are starting to realize the state ain't doing as good as they thought. While Florida is becoming the third largest state surpassing New York, the state has suffered from skyrocketing insurance premiums, high unemployment, random extreme weather events, a healthcare crisis, poor infrastructure and a sluggish housing market.

Israel has also made a home in Miami. The Israelis have heavy ties to Miami.

Whether in Washington or in the district, the work never stops for me. Serving the people of Florida’s 24th Congressional District has been the work of my entire adult life.

This is my footprint, and this is what I do, and my constituents know my commitment to them is… pic.twitter.com/PxPZCbha3j

— Rep. Frederica Wilson (@RepWilson) May 14, 2026

A pro Israel Black Democrat member faces concerns about her health. A photo recently posted on her official social media raises questions. A news agitator claims it was deceptive. He believes that her staff used an old photo to give the perception she is active.

Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL), 83, has not voted in the House of Representatives since April 17, congressional reporter Jamie Dupree of the Regular Order newsletter noted on Wednesday night. Posting on Bluesky, he pointed out that Wilson had missed all 10 House votes on Wednesday and has now missed 43 consecutive votes.

Included in Dupree’s post were images posted on Wilson’s X account on Tuesday, but he noted something was amiss.

“Wilson’s X account this week sent out photos of a Service Academy day – but pictures from the same event were posted last October,” Dupree wrote.

“I was proud to host a Service Academy Day at FIU, bringing together representatives to share guidance with the next generation,” the congresswoman’s post stated, suggesting that the event had taken place that day or at least recently, and not eight months ago.

Wilson is not the only House member who has been missing lots of votes. Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ) has been MIA since March. Kean’s office later issued a statement, saying the congressman is dealing with an unspecified “personal medical issue.” The congressman has yet to return to the House.

Republicans hold a narrow majority in the House, where so far, four Democratic members have died this term.

David Scott, Sylvester Turner, Raúl Grijalva, and Gerry Connolly all died during the 119th Congress. Scott was 80, while the other three lawmakers were in their 70s.

Doug LaMalfa died this year.