The Senate Republican candidate sponsored by Donald Trump, Bernie Moreno, who emerged victorious in an intense primary contest in Ohio last week, remained mum when asked if he thought the former president was cheated out of the 2020 election.
“Oh my god, are we discussing that? As he was leaving a Republican Conference meeting at the Capitol last week, he told CNN, “We’ve had like three elections since then.” “We will, in fact, be looking toward the future. What matters to Ohioans is that they can’t afford the French fries they get at McDonald’s. He avoided giving a clear response when asked if it was stolen and instead went inside Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell’s office.
Moreno Faces Off Against Matt Dolan, Another Contender
“I don’t think people think about this topic,” he remarked. “President Trump says the election was stolen, and he’s right,” stated Moreno, looking straight into the camera in a digital advertisement aired by his campaign in January.
Moreno faced off against other established Republican contenders including Matt Dolan in the primaries. When asked if he now had enough backing from establishment Republicans to win the election, he shot Democrats in the air while remaining positive about his chances. Yes, that’s right. Because we are going to gather the entire party under one roof. That’s what we carry out. It’s sort of like that. “Being a Republican is great because it allows you to engage in passionate discussions about potential candidates,” he remarked.
