Bernie Moreno, the Republican Senate nominee in Ohio, has claimed multiple times on the campaign trail that he “aced” the U.S. Citizenship test, even though the examination is pass/fail. Even with this claim, Moreno has consistently flubbed many elementary aspects of U.S. history while on the campaign trail.
Zach Shaw writes, "The recent decisions by prominent newspapers like the Times and the Post — mainly from their owners — signal a broader trend of retreating from accountability."
In audio obtained by Heartland Signal, the Republican candidate for Ohio’s 13th Congressional District Kevin Coughlin dismissed reproductive rights as “yesterday’s news.”
Many residents — regardless of their political affiliation — express significant support for these pro-abortion initiatives.
Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski of Portage County has recently appeared in an advertisement for the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) in support of Kevin Coughlin, who is campaigning for Ohio's 13th Congressional District. This endorsement raises significant concerns given Zuchowski’s history of contentious statements and actions.
During an Oct. 18 appearance on Newsmax, Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI) criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for campaigning with “out-of-state billionaire” Mark Cuban — even as former President Donald Trump embraced billionaire Elon Musk for doing the same.
Multiple testimonials featured prominently throughout Moreno’s websites are provided by current and former employees, as discovered in a Heartland Signal review of Moreno’s businesses.
Wisconsin Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde accepted a $25,000 campaign contribution from James Batmasian, a convicted felon with ties to tax evasion, prostitution, and sexual abuse, according to quarterly FEC filings.
Zach Shaw writes, "Misogynistic undertones were ever-present, from questioning her competency to repeatedly pressing her on issues where her agency as a Black woman was diminished."
In a July 24 post to the Wisconsin Parents, Grandparents and Voters for School Board Accountability Facebook page, Jerry Helmer referred to Project 2025 as “very standard-issue, Republican stuff” and claimed “the left” made up lies and “insane claims” about Project 2025.
