CHILLICOTHE, OH – U.S. Senate candidate Bernie Moreno is demanding answers after the sudden closure of the historic Pixelle ...

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“This will be a blip,” he told industry stakeholders at the Javits Center. “We won’t remember — we won’t be talking about ...

“Senator Moreno owes Leader Schumer and Jews across the country, especially here in Ohio, an apology for using a term with ...

Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno faces heat on Capitol Hill for calling Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer a “Fuhrer.” It also includes a partnership between state-owned Santee Cooper and ...

Considering my low expectations for Bernie Moreno’s performance as our senator ... Democrats are monolithic sheep that follow the Fuhrer Schumer’s orders.” Wait, the party of independents ...

The Democratic leader previously called out Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) reported “vicious, nasty, and anti-Semitic.” According to a report in The Columbus Dispatch, Moreno called Democrats ...

Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio made his controversial statement while discussing ... Democrats are monolithic sheep that follow the Fuhrer Schumer’s orders." This comment drew immediate ire not only ...

WASHINGTON, D. C. - U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, a Westlake Republican, referred to Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, who is Jewish, as a “Fuhrer” during a conversation with reporters this week.

Chuck Schumer has played a pivotal role in American politics as the Senate Minority Leader, representing New York since 1999 and gaining the title of the most influential Jewish official in the U.S.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno reportedly called Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer a “Führer” earlier this week. Moreno allegedly said Democrats are, “monolithic ...

Several media outlets reported Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, called the New York Democrat “Fuhrer,” a title that means leader but is most associated with Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany.