John Deaton, a pro-cryptocurrency attorney running against Senator Elizabeth Warren in the upcoming Massachusetts Senate election, has criticized Warren’s stance on digital assets. Deaton highlights his efforts to promote smart regulations in the crypto space and accuses Warren of fabricating testimony against the SEC. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban has voiced support for Deaton’s criticisms.
Incumbent Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat, has won the Rhode Island Democratic primary, securing his spot in the November general election. He will face Republican Patricia Morgan, who defeated fellow Republican Raymond T. McKay in the primary. The race has garnered attention as both Whitehouse and Morgan have outlined their priorities for Rhode Island, including economic issues, climate change, and the Supreme Court.
John Deaton, a Republican candidate for the US Senate in Massachusetts, defeated two other candidates in the primary and will face incumbent Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren in November. Deaton, who moved to Massachusetts last year, has made the migrant crisis a central focus of his campaign, criticizing Warren’s policies and vowing to end sanctuary state status in the state. Despite polls suggesting Warren is likely to win, Deaton has managed to garner attention with his strong focus on the border issue.
A group called ‘Montana Together’ is offering college athletes in Montana payments in exchange for promoting Sen. Jon Tester’s re-election campaign. The offers, ranging from $400 to $2,400, have sparked controversy and accusations of unethical practices. Tester’s campaign claims to have no knowledge of the group’s actions, while Republicans are using the incident to highlight Tester’s support for transgender athletes in women’s sports.
