As we get closer to the November election, the GOP Senate candidates are stepping up.
Let’s start with the US Senate candidate for Nevada, Adam Laxalt, who replied to a horrible Tweet from Senator Cortez Masto. She said, “Crisis pregnancy centers consistently mislead vulnerable women about the health care services they provide. I joined my colleagues in cosponsoring the Stop Anti-Abortion Disinformation Act to crack down on false advertising about abortion services by these fake clinics.”
Laxalt said he stood with the women at these centers “who give vulnerable and poor mothers support and the ability to choose life while Cortez Masto spends “her time spreading lies and demonizing these charities.”
In Washington, US Senate candidate Tiffany Smiley also hit back at the media for carrying the water for Senator Patty Murray. In a Zoom interview, she accused the media of caving to Murray’s demands for a separate Zoom interview.
Senator Patty Murray seems a little nervous about her chances in the next election. The day after Smiley accused Murray of being scared of being held accountable, Murray posted about how the Senate is one seat away from an abortion ban.
On the East side of the country, Dr. Mehmet Oz, PA US Senate candidate, also hit back at the media for spreading the Fetterman promise he will debate Oz in October. Oz questioned the media, “when is the debate? Where is it being held? Who is the moderator?” In an interview with Fox News, he accused Fetterman of a “head fake” debate promise.
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