Award-winning conservative journalist and former boxing champion, Cara Castronuova, aims to unseat Kirsten Gillibrand, New York’s three-term Democratic Senator, in the November election.
“I have been a fighter my whole life,” Ms. Castronuova, 44, told the publication. “Let me get inside the ropes against Kirsten Gillibrand one-on-one, woman versus woman. I will knock her out of DCC and bring home the title to the Republican Party.”
“I’m not afraid,” she added. “I know what’s like to lose. I know what it’s like to win. It’s about the fight.”
Ms. Castronuova’s bid comes just days before the Republican nominating convention is set to take place.
‘Voters Should Have a Choice’
“Primaries are healthy. Voters should have a choice,” said Ms. Castronuova.Ms. Castronuov also told The Gateway Pundit that she is the “only America First candidate” that openly supports President Trump and “will help him campaign here in New York.”
“I am the best candidate to hit this out of the ballpark,” she said.
The former boxer has been a fierce supporter of President Trump and an advocate for victims of political persecution, having co-founded the non-partisan group Citizens Against Political Persecution.
Gillibrand Seeking Third Term
Ms. Castronuova told The Gateway Pundit that, if elected to the Senate, she would work to support veterans, fight political persecution and censorship of conservatives, and work to help close the Southern border amid the ongoing illegal immigration crisis.Earlier this month, the New York State Democratic Committee officially designated her as their Democratic candidate for another term, calling her a “relentless champion for New York families, working across the aisle to deliver real results for our state.”
However, Ms. Castronuova told The Gateway Pundit that Senator Gillibrand “just shows up to vote for bad Democrat policies and that’s it.”
“Many people believe she’s vulnerable this year because Trump is a strong candidate in New York. People are sick of the progressive politics in New York that we witness every day. She can be beat[en],” the former boxer said. “I am the best person to beat her.”