Reno, Nevada – Exclusive: Retired U.S. Army Captain Sam Brown vowed to deliver results for Americans “devastated” by Biden’s policy failures, his first campaign pledge after winning the Senate primary in the key battleground state of Nevada.
“This is a clear signal that Republicans in this state not only support President Trump, but they are united behind me to take on Joe Biden and Jacky Rosen in November,” Brown said in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital shortly after the election results were announced.
“Americans need hope. Nevadans have been battered by Biden’s policies. They have had Jacky Rosen’s back, and this is a resounding victory. We look forward to going head-to-head and delivering the victory Nevadans need,” he added.
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Sam Brown, Republican candidate for the Nevada Senate. (Josh Edelson/Getty Images)
Brown said Nevadans will see a “clear contrast” over the next five months between his and former President Trump’s “America First” policies and Biden’s policies that have led to a worsening border crisis, worsening global conditions and rising prices.
“The solutions are clear. We have to secure our borders. We have to go after the drug cartels. We have to keep people who want to do us harm out of the country. We have to make sure our economy works for everyone, we have good jobs, we don’t have unnecessary inflation, we have an American energy policy that provides security and low costs,” Brown told Fox.
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“This is not too far in the future. We expect this to happen after November.”
Brown defeated his biggest rival, former U.S. Ambassador Jeff Gunter, by a large margin in the primary and will go into the general election with strong backing from President Trump and the national Republican Party, who see the Nevada election as one of their biggest targets in taking back power from the Democrats.
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