Other GOP candidates in the race include real estate developer Jeff Bartos; Carla Sands, Trump’s former ambassador to Denmark; conservative political commentator Kathy Barnette; and Philadelphia attorney George Bochetto.
, a Republican, are particularly high. In a favorable political environment for Republicans, Democrats consider the Pennsylvania seat one of their strongest pick-up opportunities.Sean Parnell, who had been endorsed by Trump, suspended his campaign
McCormick and his allies accuse Oz of being a “Hollywood liberal,” even before he was photographed kissing a star in his honor on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Feb. 11. Along western Pennsylvania’s rolling hills and aging business districts, Trump signs are displayed in front yards and on pick-up trucks. There’s still a “Trump House” outside of Latrobe, where a giant cutout of the former president stands in front of a home painted like the American flag.
A Trafalgar Group poll of likely Republican voters conducted between Feb. 1 through Feb. 4 showed Oz leading McCormick 27.4% to 15.9%, followed by Sands at 14.8%, Barnette at 8.9%, Bartos at 6.6% with 21.6% undecided. Oz has attacked McCormick on China. But he’s also faced criticism for his own ties, having promoted products made there. He’s criticized the federal government’s response to COVID-19 and tried to brand himself as a “conservative outsider.”
McCormick’s claim that he’s best positioned to deal with China because of his experience with the Chinese doesn’t fly with voter Patrick McCallen, 67, of Latrobe, who’s worked in disaster restoration. McCallen likened that defense to Biden’s 2020 campaign argument that his long Washington career made him a better candidate than Trump.
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