Ohio State Senator Michael Rulli (R) told host Matt Boyle in an exclusive interview on SiriusXM’s “Breitbart News Saturday” that former President Donald Trump’s recent visit to East Palestine, Ohio, “brought hope back” to the small town.
Ohio State Senator Michael Rulli told host Matt Boyle in an exclusive interview on SiriusXM’sthat former President Donald Trump’s recent visit to East Palestine, Ohio, “brought hope back” to the small town, and that it was refreshing to hear the Republican Party talk about the future again — rather than the past.
“And this train went through very affluent parts of Cleveland: Shaker Heights, Hudson, Chagrin Falls, Lakewood. Those are not Republican-voting sectors of Ohio. Those are very blue, Biden sectors of Ohio, and that train went through every one of those,” Rulli noted. “And I don’t know if it was an $8,000 or $9,000 bill, but one of my employees — his brother works there — and he said they sold out of everything. There was nothing left in the McDonald’s,” Rulli said.
Rulli also noted that Trump’s visit was “quite an amazing thing,” as it “put a big spotlight” on the situation in East Palestine.
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