Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick acknowledges his business dealings in China in speech
During a campaign event on Thursday, Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick openly acknowledged his extensive record of business dealings in China, a major weakness of his campaign.
During a campaign event on Thursday, Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick openly acknowledged his extensive record of business dealings in China, a major weakness of his campaign.
“He’ll [Sen. Bob Casey (D)] ignore the serious ideas we’ve discussed today,” McCormick contended. “He’s going to say, ‘McCormick himself did business in China.’ He’s going to say, ‘Bridgewater did business in China.’ And it did. These attacks are predictable.”
Pennsylvania Senate GOP hopeful Dave McCormick raises but does not refute a critical vulnerability in his campaign to unseat Sen. Bob Casey (D):
“[Casey] is gonna say ‘McCormick himself did business in China!’ He’s gonna say ‘Blackwater did business in China!’ And it did.” pic.twitter.com/Lnow44SHGi
— Heartland Signal (@HeartlandSignal) December 7, 2023
In addition to putting millions of dollars into Chinese investments, McCormick taught other companies how to outsource jobs overseas.
McCormick ran for the Senate in 2022 but lost the Republican primary to Dr. Mehmet Oz, who secured an endorsement from former President Donald Trump before losing to Democrat John Fetterman in the general election.
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