Freshman GOP senator rips predecessor while reflecting on ‘whirlwind’ first 100 days: ‘Urgency and speed’

Exclusive: The novice Senator Bernie Moreno served the first 100 days in his post, and he spoke to Fox News Digital about his largest fast food and what he hopes will accomplish the Senate over the coming 100 days.

“It was a storm,” Mourino said. “It is clear that President Trump is moving at a speed of 100 miles per hour. So I hope that congress will meet the same sense of urgency and speed. I think voters expect it.”

Moreno, who defeated the Democratic Senator for a long time in Ohio Shirud Brown, has been busy since he swore it, as he expanded 67 bill with eight of them, the original.

During the next few months, Moreno told Fox News Digital, and he hopes to see some of his legislation becomes law.

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“Moreno explained: “Most importantly, being the Law of Transportation, the auto industry is now really at a critical turn. Because of Joe Biden and California Lunatures, there are many criteria that you will not be able to fulfill,” Mourino said.

“Car companies are trying to know the type of cars that must be done. What is our bill mainly to do is to say,” O Look, here is one set of criteria. It is one set of criteria for the entire country, and then, most importantly, set these standards for 10 years. ”So if you are Ford, General Motors or any other car company, you know, what kind of cars should be done for the next contract. This is huge. This will reduce the price of cars. “

Continuing to address illegal immigration will be a priority during the next few months, according to Mourino, who said that he hopes that the law of its rules that address the broken asylum system will be passed, describing it as a “hanging fruit” and “80-20 issue” that the Republicans can win.

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Bernie Moreno, the Republican candidate for the US Senate, is listening to Senator Tommy Toblville, supporters at the Brexville Community Center on November 4, 2024, in Brixville, Ohio. (Stephen Rottern/Getty Emiez)

Since he took office, Moreno visited voters in all 88 provinces in Ohio, participated in more than 30 interviews with the media in Ohio, hosted more than 500 Ohio for coffee consisting in Washington, DC, and composing 16 messages on issues affecting Ohio.

“I think my opponent, the man who replaced him, Sherod Brown, was a symbol of the type of politicians who hated people and go there mainly for the salary and never accomplishs anything,” Moreno told Fox News Digital. “I think it has passed like six bills called the post offices. This was his 30 -year career. So we just want to accomplish things. I will not be there forever. I will be two or two periods.

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President Donald Trump speaks to the media at the White House of Oval Office. (Reuters/Evlin Hakstein)

Throughout the hundred days, Moreno told the Fox News Digital that there is a long list of things that the Republican Senate will implement in a timely manner to ensure that Trump’s agenda is launched on all cylinders heading to the middle of the period.

“I want to make sure that we get a good bill for reconciliation that maintains the benefits of social security, medical care and medicaid, but it reduces the cost due to the technology that we put in a kind of work of the state to the states who enjoy physical. “I think most people expect it.”

Moreno also talked about the need to reduce funding to the United States Agency for International Development.

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In addition, Moreno said it was a priority to “codifying” cuts in the law so that the discounts “there are forever.”

“I think that if we can accomplish all this, along with what President Trump has already done with definitions, trade, peace and borders, we will see the golden age of America by the end of the year in a way that we have not seen before.”