Trump Ally Kirk to join the Senate of Gop Hope Morris at the Kentucky event on Monday

First of all on the fox – The republican businessman and entrepreneur Nate Morris, the candidate for the Senate newly announced in the Kentucky race in 2026 to retire from the former head of the longtime GOP Senate, Mitch McConnell, will associate with a first ally of President Donald Trump.

Morris, who highlights her political references and his support for the Trump movement of Trump, will be joined at a country event just south of Louisville, Kentucky, Monday morning by the conservative chief Charlie Kirk.

Friday, the news was shared with Fox News.

Kirk, a world star from Maga World and Trump’s ally and the president’s eldest son Donald Trump Jr., directs the influential turning point USA Youth Organization.

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Charlie Kirk is addressed to the National Republican Convention of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 15, 2024. (Reuters / Mike Segar)

It is likely that Kirk, who congratulated Morris, will support him when the two joined the campaign track.

Morris joins the representative Andy Barr and the former Kentucky general prosecutor and the candidate of the Governor of GOP 2023, Daniel Cameron, in the race for the appointment of the Republican Senate in the Red Sens.

The appointment of the GOP, which will be decided in the primary of Kentucky next spring, will probably turn into a referendum on McConnell and a battle for the support of Trump.

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A campaign press release announcing the candidacy of Morris described him as “a faithful ally of President Trump” who “would be” a warrior for the first American program “in the Senate.

And Morris declared his candidacy during an interview on “Triggerred”, a popular podcast organized by Donald Trump Jr., who congratulated him.

He is also a personal friend of vice-president JD Vance.

Morris was a leading voice in Kentucky this year in his criticism of McConnell, which has long been a better antagonist of the Trump Gop.

He pierced McConnell, who left his management position of the GOP Senate, for the votes of the Senator against the candidates of the Trump cabinet. And he exploded Barr and Cameron – who was once considered a protégé by McConnell – for not having criticized the senator aggressively for his votes.

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McConnell announced his 83rd anniversary in February that he would not ask for his re -election next year. McConnell has occupied the headquarters since 1985 and is the oldest senator in the history of Kentucky.

Morris said that the primary of the GOP Senate will be “a referendum on the Mitch McConnell file, it is a referendum on the inheritance of Mitch McConnell”.

And he was aimed at binding Barr and Cameron to the senator, saying that “you have two McConnellites who owe everything to Mitch McConnell against the external business guy who works as a candidate Maga. I think this contrast will be very, very striking for the Kentuckians of the whole state because they had enough Mitch.”

Republican representative Andy Barr, seen during a digital interview Fox News on Capitol Hill in 2023, arises for the Senate in the race to succeed Mitch McConnell. (Fox News Digital)

But Barr’s campaign was quickly burned down, arguing that “Nate Morris claims to be Maga now, but he cannot flee all the liberal waste from his past”.

And barr taken on social networks To emphasize that “I am the only candidate of this race to have a support file to the President. @ Realdonaldtrump and to advance the Maga Agenda. President Trump and I will continue to make America great when I am in the American Senate.”

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Cameron, in a Social media message, Critique also Morris, charming his new rival is “a globalist who puts on a Maga hat and claims to be” America first “now that we are increasing”.

The former prosecutor general of Kentucky, Daniel Cameron, seen during his republican campaign in 2023 for the governor, appeared in the Senate. (Fox News / Brandon Gillespie)

Morris, announcing his offer, presented the roots of the blue passes of his family.

According to a biography published by his campaign, he is a Kentuckian of ninth generation with family ties with the Appalachians, was raised in a union house by a single mother and frequented public schools, said her campaign biography.

The campaign said that 19 of Morris relatives worked in a local automotive factory, where his grandfather was the Union chief.

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Although Morris cannot compete with Cameron and Barr with regard to the recognition of Kentucky, he will be able to launch advertisements highlighting his biography using the wealth he has won as a entrepreneur.

Morris founded Rubicon on a credit line of $ 10,000 and transformed it into one of the largest waste and recycling companies in the country.

In a Campaign launch video, Morris said: “I know the garbage a little. And Mitch McConnell? He ransacked Trump and for over 40 years, he throws us.”

“Consulting career politicians and let’s take out the trash in Washington,” he added.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the former head of the longtime GOP Senate, retired after the end of his mandate at the end of next year. (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)

Morris is currently Chairman and CEO of Morris Industries, which he founded in 2010.

“When I entered the world, my mother was on food coupons. We are fighting and deleting everything we have like most Kentuckians,” said Morris.

“I was able to live the American dream because of the quality of this country.”

The Morris campaign is led by veterans from the Trump-Vance 2024 campaign, including the veteran of the Sondeurs Tony Fabrizio, the Strateges Andy Surabian, Chris Grant and the data consultant Tim Saler.

An external group supporting the Morris campaign is supervised by the veterans of Trump-Vance 2024 Arthur Schwartz, Luke Thompson and Cliff Sims.

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With the Democratic Governor with two mandates, Andy Beshear and Lieutenant-Governor Jacqueline Coleman, both transferred to a race in the Senate, the head of state of the minority of the room, Pamela Stevenson, makes an offer.

But it’s been more than three decades that a democrat won a race in the Senate in Kentucky.