Trump reveals two Dem senators he is targeting during closed-door meeting

Ohio and Montana are crucial battlegrounds for the Senate races, with both states being ranked as toss-ups by the Cook Political Report.

Former Ohio Senate candidate Josh Mandel and Montana’s former U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke are among the Republicans running for these positions.

“They opposed everything I did while I was president, and now they are talking like Republicans,” Trump said.

The outcome of these races is significant for the Republican Party’s efforts to regain control of the Senate.

Additionally, Senator Sherrod Brown from Ohio has expressed his intention to focus on his own campaign while still supporting President Biden.

“Jon Tester does what’s right for Montana. That’s why when President Trump was in office, he signed more than 20 of Jon Tester’s bills into law to help veterans, crack down on government waste and abuse, and support our first responders,” Montanans for Tester spokesperson Monica Robinson stated.

“Sherrod will work with anyone when it’s right for Ohio and worked with President Trump to renegotiate NAFTA and pass legislation to lower the cost of prescription drugs and make sure law enforcement officers have the resources they need to keep themselves safe and keep fentanyl out of Ohio communities,” Brown’s campaign spokesperson said.

The competitiveness of these races has shed light on the importance of these states in the upcoming elections.

“Sherrod Brown parades around Ohio telling voters that he is a moderate, while he votes with Joe Biden 99% of the time and consistently sells out Ohio workers,” Bernie Moreno campaign communications director Reagan McCarthy said.

“Brown has supported every single reckless spending package that has resulted in rampant inflation, voted for Biden’s attacks on American energy in favor of green energy schemes, and enabled Biden’s open-border invasion. We look forward to exposing his left-wing record and sending him packing in November.”