McCormick says Trump endorsed Oz days after he ‘made it clear’ he wouldn’t say 2020 election was stolen

FOrmer Republican Senate Candidate in Pennsylvania David McCormick It was revealed that the former Donald Trump endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz Just days after telling him that the 2020 election was stolen, he said that he could not confirm it.

McCormick’s book, published Tuesday, claims that Trump said these words to him. “You can’t win unless you say the election was stolen.”

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“I made it clear to him I couldn’t do that,” He wrote.

McCormick is a veteran and ex-hedge-fund CEO. He explained that Oz got Trump’s endorsement just three days later, which helped him win the Republican primary in Pennsylvania.

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Oz was later defeated by the former-Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, a current Democratic senator for Pennsylvania.

McCormick says he was not seeking endorsement from the former president when he met McCormick. He had flown to see Trump after hearing about his plans to endorse him.

He wrote that Trump was his request. “simply stay out of the race.”

“Let us duke it out ourselves,” Trump pleaded with him. “Let the voters decide on their own.”

A recent InterviewMcCormick also discussed speculation He may run for Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA), seat next year.

“It’s undecided is the short answer,” He said.

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“I started and wrote the book [with] the motivation that the country’s headed in the wrong direction. I ran for the Senate in 2022 because I thought I could help,” He elaborated.

McCormick said, “We haven’t decided whether it’s to run for the Senate, or maybe there’s other ways to serve.”